AI tool uses mammograms to predict women’s 10-year heart health and cancer risk
Scientists from Australian universities and The George Institute for Global Health have developed an artificial intelligence tool that uses mammogram images and a woman's age to predict her risk of hospitalization or death from heart issues within the next 10 years. The tool was created to address the significant lack of routine heart disease screening for women, despite cardiovascular diseases...
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