Medical Xpress December 11, 2025
Stevens Institute of Technology

In recent years, AI has emerged as a powerful tool for analyzing medical images. Thanks to advances in computing and large medical datasets from which AI can learn, it has proven to be a valuable aid in reading and analyzing patterns in X-rays, MRIs and CT scans, enabling doctors to make better and faster decisions, particularly in the treatment and diagnosis of life-threatening diseases like cancer. In certain settings, these AI tools even offer advantages over their human counterparts.

“AI systems can process thousands of images quickly and provide predictions much faster than human reviewers,” says Onur Asan, Associate Professor at Stevens Institute of Technology, whose research focuses on human-computer interaction in health care. “Unlike humans, AI does not get...

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