Artificial intelligence (AI) could significantly aid earlier detection of lung cancer, directly within general practitioners' (GP) offices. Researchers from Amsterdam UMC have developed an algorithm that can identify the risk of lung cancer based on standard primary care documentation up to four months earlier than current methods. A study published in the British Journal of General Practice shows that AI can streamline early diagnosis without the need for complex screening.
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