A topic that's come up in our Online Network in recent times is making headlines again - the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to better predict breast cancer risk.
ABC News has reported on the new Australian research showing that an AI tool called 'BRAIx' can identify women at high likelihood of developing breast cancer even when their mammograms show no signs of cancer.
Read more via the link Artificial intelligence detects high breast cancer risk in women given all-clear
According to the study, 1 in 10 women who fell in the top 2% of risk scores did go on to develop breast cancer, despite having been given the āall clearā at screening.
The team behind the project says the tool could be ready for wider use within about five years, potentially opening the door to more personalised screening rather than the current oneāsizeāfitsāall approach.
