AI may help detect aggressive breast cancers earlier, researchers say

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AI may help detect aggressive breast cancers earlier, researchers say  AI helped spot fewer fast-growing, hard-to-treat breast cancers in a study of nearly 100,000 women.   READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2026/02/06/ai-may-help-detect-aggressive-breast-cancers-earlier-researchers-say  Subscribe to our channel. Euronews is available on Dailymotion in 12 languages

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00:00Music

00:20The AI highlighted suspicious areas in a mammogram

00:23that helped radiologists during interpretation.

00:26Ultimately, the final recall decision was still made by the radiologists.

00:30But the biggest difference with standard double reading

00:32is that not all examinations were read by two radiologists.

00:47You want to have as few of those interval cancers

00:49because they are known to be more aggressive

00:52and lead to poorer patient outcomes.

00:55And AI mammography screening was shown to be as effective

01:01in preventing dose as standard double reading.

01:04And we actually saw a 12% reduction in the number of interval cancers

01:09in the AI-supported group.

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01:13In the Messiah trial, AI was not a substitute of the breast radiologist.

01:25The breast radiologist was still the one who made the final recall decision.

01:29So at this point, AI is not taking over.

01:32So right now, AI is already implemented in some parts in Denmark

01:36and some parts in Sweden.

01:37Mainly because they have a shortage of breast radiologists

01:40so they really needed to find a way to solve that.

01:42Music

01:46Not everybody wollen.

01:48No doubt.

02:04Sometimes it's tricky.

02:06Lots of Being

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