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Ultrasound-analyzing AI improves breast cancer diagnoses by 37%, NYU study finds – FierceBiotech
On their own, a group of physicians achieved an average accuracy of 92% when they reviewed a set of more than 600 breast exams—a…
Ultrasound imaging is a less expensive, radiation-free alternative to mammography for breast cancer diagnosis. Radiologists analyses of the scans, however, have delivered huge numbers of false diagnoses, leading to unnecessary follow-up procedures and patient…
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