Recently, at the annual meeting of the American College of Radiology, the AI company DeepHealth released a new research finding on breast cancer screening, demonstrating significant effects of artificial intelligence in this area. According to the study results, the breast cancer detection rate for women undergoing AI-enhanced scans is 21% higher than for those who did not use AI. The study involved a sample size of 747,604 women and covered one year of breast cancer screening data. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed through Midjourney.

Recent studies show that AI can predict one third of breast cancer cases two years prior to diagnosis. The findings highlight the significant potential of AI in breast cancer screening and interval detection. Experts point out that AI should serve as a supplementary tool for physicians, rather than replace medical expertise.