Nearly 700,000 women are to be recruited to take part in an NHS artificial intelligence (AI) breast cancer screening trial in England. Five different AI platforms will be tested across 30 sites from April to see if the technology can speed up diagnosis as well as free up radiologists.

New results indicate that AI-supported breast screening can detect 29% more cancer cases than traditional screening.

New research results now published from Lund University’s MASAI trial are even better than the initial findings from last year: AI-supported breast screening detected 29 per cent more cases of cancer compared with traditional screening.

It is hoped the technology will help specialists catch cancer earlier as well as freeing up radiologists in a bid to cut waiting times. | ITV National News

Artificial intelligence can identify women who have an elevated risk of developing breast cancer several years before it is diagnosed, the

The National Health Service is gearing up to launch the biggest trial using artificial intelligence to make breast cancer diagnosis.As per Sky, the use of AI in breast cancer screening could lead to dramatic rise in the number of patients

A new UK trial using artificial intelligence (AI) in breast cancer screening could significantly increase the speed and number of patients being treated. Currently, two radiologists are required to analyze mammograms for accuracy,

Julia Bradbury believes new AI breast cancer screening could have detected disease earlierGood Morning Britain

The NHS is launching the world's largest artificial intelligence trial for breast cancer detection - which is set to analyse hundreds of thousands of mammograms across England. The groundbreaking study will examine at least 700,