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AI Detects Early Signs of Laryngeal Cancer From Voice Recordings

UNITED STATES, AUG 12 – AI analyzed 12,523 voice recordings to detect vocal fold abnormalities linked to early laryngeal cancer, potentially improving survival rates from 35% to 78%, researchers said.

  • The team of US scientists showed that AI could help detect early laryngeal cancer from voice recordings, as published in Frontiers in Digital Health.
  • Recognizing prognosis hinges on early detection, as the global burden of laryngeal cancer motivates noninvasive screening innovations.
  • Researchers focused on analyzing 12,523 voice recordings from 306 participants, measuring acoustic features like harmonic-to-noise ratio and fundamental frequency.
  • Early noninvasive identification of vocal fold lesions may improve diagnostic access and outcomes, as variation in the harmonic-to-noise ratio could aid early detection in men.
  • Voice-Based tools could, as Jenkins predicts, enter pilot testing within two years pending larger datasets and clinical validation.
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AI may soon detect cancer by hearing patient’s voice

There were an estimated 1.1 million cases of cancer of the voice box, or larynx, worldwide in 2021, and around 100,000 people died from it.

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Medical Xpress broke the news in on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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