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New AI in Surrey 'filling in gaps' in lung cancer diagnoses

New AI in Surrey 'filling in gaps' in lung cancer diagnoses
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The NHS is rolling out AI-powered X-ray tools across England by 2029 to assist radiologists in detecting lung cancer more efficiently. The technology prioritizes scans and provides clinical decision support, helping to identify subtle cancers earlier.

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Integrating AI into national healthcare systems could significantly improve patient outcomes by accelerating diagnosis for the leading cause of cancer deaths.

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Image source, Julia Gregory/BBC Image caption, AI-powered X-ray tools for radiologists will be rolled out to all NHS trusts in England by 2029

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