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12 items for “cancer”: records, experiences, guides and model families. Source reports remain distinct from discoveries.

discovery · Source published 2024-09-23

AI helped research staff review cancer treatment side effects faster

A small study found quicker review of medical notes for six immunotherapy side effects. It did not test whether patients received better care.

discovery · Source published 2026-10-05

AI is taking on the bottlenecks in breast cancer care

Automated scans, screening support, pathology-based predictions and 3D surgical maps show where the technology is becoming useful. Each comes with its own evidence and limits.

discovery · Source published 2025-12-11

Twelve millimetres, or three centimetres.

A breast cancer found by imaging is typically about 12 mm across. One found by a hand — a woman's own, or a clinician's — is typically about 21 mm. In India, where almost no one is screened, four out of five recorded tumours are already 3 cm or larger when they are found.

discovery · Source published 2026-09-22

CT scans may carry a second clue.

A peer-reviewed study tested whether EAGLE, an AI system, could flag esophageal cancer on non-contrast chest CT scans people received for other reasons.

discovery · Source published 2026-09-26

Easing the hour before surgery.

A randomized trial found that giving prostate-cancer patients AI-drafted, personalized answers before they met their surgeon lowered anxiety and reduced the surgeon’s workload.

discovery · Source published 2026-10-09

GSK expands Chai collaboration after testing AI-designed proteins

A reported laboratory evaluation offers an early look at how computer-designed molecules could enter drug research.

source-report · Source published 2025-03-06

A prospective study tested AI-assisted mammography in routine screening.

AI-STREAM compared breast radiologists reading screening mammograms with and without AI-based computer-aided detection in a prospective multicenter South Korean cohort.

discovery · Source published 2026-10-08

UW protein designers get more room to test new ideas

A computing grant gives UW researchers more capacity to explore protein designs, with open tools planned and laboratory evidence still essential.

discovery · Source published 2026-10-07

A $1.8 billion biology coalition tackles AI’s missing experimental data

New experiments, measurement technology and shared standards could help researchers predict how cells respond to interventions and choose better laboratory experiments.

discovery · Source published 2026-10-20

Dream-1’s $3-an-hour robot AI tests a new route to useful machines

A promising benchmark and reported transfer across robot bodies point toward cheaper experimentation. Reliable deployment remains a separate test.

discovery · Source published 2026-10-20

OpenAI acquires Orchestra Bio: the work between a discovery and a medicine

A promising molecule still needs a path through studies, manufacturing and human decisions. OpenAI’s latest acquisition targets the coordination behind that journey.