Tim Corney, Karin du Plessis, Brett Woods, Catherine Lou, Anita Dewhurst, Daveena Mawren
If you are feeling alone and you are not feeling safe, it impacts everything': a mixed-methods exploration of international students' accommodation, subjective wellbeing and mental health help-seeking
BMC public health
number one cause cancer women worldwide breast cancer last three decades use traditional screenfilm mammography increased recent years digital mammography 3d tomosynthesis become standard procedures breast cancer screening advancement technology interpretation images using automated algorithms become subject interest initially computeraided detection cad introduced however show longterm benefit clinical practice recent advances artificial intelligence ai methods technologies showing promising potential accurate efficient automated breast cancer detection treatment ai promises widespread integration breast cancer detection treatment challenges data quality regulatory ethical implications algorithm validation crucial addressing essential fully realizing ais potential enhancing early diagnosis improving patient outcomes breast cancer management review article aim provide overview latest developments applications ai breast cancer screening treatment existing literature primarily consists retrospective studies ongoing future prospective research poised offer deeper insights artificial intelligence verge widespread integration breast cancer detection treatment holding potential enhance early diagnosis improve patient outcomes