The AI-powered technique "Mirai" for early detection of breast cancer has been launched in Saudi Arabia
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The MIRAI model can predict the likelihood of breast cancer cell growth with greater accuracy than currently used screening techniques
The collaboration between Jameel Clinic and King Faisal Specialized Hospital and Research Center has been announced to launch the MIRAI technology. MIRAI relies on artificial intelligence to predict the likelihood of breast cancer cell growth with greater accuracy over the next five years. This collaboration represents a revolution in healthcare in Saudi Arabia, aiming to enhance early breast cancer detection and thereby increase the chances of successful treatment.
MIRAI technology utilizes artificial intelligence and radiographic breast imaging to achieve precise breast cancer prediction, demonstrating high and consistent effectiveness across diverse patient groups. It has been trained on a large medical dataset and successfully implemented at Massachusetts General Hospital to improve healthcare and reduce costs. This partnership reflects a commitment to advancing clinical artificial intelligence and improving treatment outcomes in healthcare.