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Artificial Intelligence Helps Doctors Detect Breast Cancer Better

NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES, JUL 7 – Artificial intelligence boosts radiologist efficiency by automating routine tasks and increasing diagnostic accuracy, helping reduce burnout amid growing scan volumes, studies show.

  • A study published in Radiology on July 8, 2025, found that using AI enhances radiologists’ ability to identify breast cancer when interpreting screening mammograms.
  • This study arose from the growing demand for radiological services and advances in AI technology aimed at addressing radiologist workload and burnout.
  • Researchers used eye-tracking to compare 12 radiologists reading 150 mammograms with and without AI support, revealing that AI directed attention to suspicious areas without increasing reading time.
  • "The results are encouraging," said Jessie Gommers, noting AI helped radiologists focus on relevant regions, reassured them on low-risk cases, and improved diagnostic confidence.
  • The study suggests that selective, accurate AI use may enhance screening performance and reduce radiologist burnout by automating tasks and supporting decision-making.
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Artificial intelligence helps doctors detect breast cancer better

Researchers found that AI improves breast cancer detection accuracy for radiologists.

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Aidoc broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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