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How many countries will adopt AI-enhanced mammograms as standard by end of 2025?
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AI-Enhanced Mammograms Improve Breast Cancer Detection by 21% Among 747,604 Women in Recent Study
Dec 9, 2024, 01:54 PM
A recent study involving 747,604 women has found that the use of AI-enhanced mammograms can significantly improve breast cancer detection rates. Specifically, women who opted for these advanced screenings were 21% more likely to have breast cancer detected compared to those who did not pay extra for AI technology. This finding underscores the potential of artificial intelligence in enhancing diagnostic capabilities in healthcare, particularly in the early detection of breast cancer, which is crucial for effective treatment outcomes.
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