pharmaphorum September 27, 2022
Nicole Raleigh

AI French-American biotech start-up Owkin recently published new research in the European Journal of Cancer that shows how AI can predict the survival of cancer patients by looking at clinical data and radiology images.

Conducted over a period of three years, in conjunction with leading European cancer centre Gustave Roussy, the PULS-AI project aims to improve cancer care and help doctors better identify those patients most likely to benefit from treatment. And it now looks set to move from mere academic research project to tangible diagnostic product.

With a team of approximately 30 people – working with images from radiology, digital pathology, and oncology – the next step is to become a regulated medical device. Thanks to the radiologists at...

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