New AI tool can predict cancer survival from a single patient selfie
Scientists at Mass General Brigham have developed an AI tool that can predict the survival rate of cancer patients from a single photo of their face. Trained on over 40 million images, the system estimates biological age and survival outcomes, providing valuable information...
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- Scientists at Mass General Brigham have developed an AI tool that can predict the survival rate of cancer patients from a single photo of their face
- Trained on over 40 million images, the system estimates biological age and survival outcomes, providing valuable information...
New AI tool can predict cancer survival from a single patient selfie
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