This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we talked to Dr. Richard Ha about his research and how artificial intelligence is changing the future of breast cancer screening.
Scientists from the Department of Radiology are using artificial intelligence to extract information from standard-of-care CT scans that has potential to individually assess cancer treatments.
In a new study from Columbia Radiology, researchers utilized artificial intelligence (AI) to train algorithms to predict tumor sensitivity to three systemic cancer therapies.
A few questions when scheduling an MRI cancer will help patients determine whether the system can give them the quality needed for accurate prostate cancer diagnosis.
Ralph T. Wynn, MD, director of breast imaging, explains the connection between breast density and cancer risk on a webcast sponsored by the University of Albany School of Public Health.