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Researchers at the University of Tennessee are using AI and a new tool to determine how much breast cancer is in a patient's body.
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University of Tennessee researchers are using artificial intelligence to more quickly determine treatment plans for breast cancer patients.
As cancer cases have increased worldwide, the disease has become more complex, presenting challenges to scientific advances in diagnosis and treatment.
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The system will then be able to compare it with cancer staging data to determine what stage of breast cancer a patient has.
University of Tennessee researchers are turning to artificial intelligence to come up with treatment plans for breast cancer patients more quickly.