UH adopts cutting-edge AI system for precision cancer treatment

Quesnel woman's cancer treatment costs thousands, she wants the system fixed

Cyndi Logan spent $10,000 last time she received treatment, now she's worried the cost will be higher for the next round

UH adopts cutting-edge AI system for precision cancer treatment

CLEVELAND, Ohio — You may not realize it, but your stomach, bowel and bladder are constantly changing size or position. If you’re a cancer patient undergoing radiation treatment to shrink a tumor in the abdomen, those changes can make it harder to target the tumor and miss healthy tissue.