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Mammograms and so much more sense a bit of practice and now we use computer detection as well as a.i. algorithm to find more cancers. in my opinion my entire goal is to find cancer at the earliest possible stage in the earliest to treat anything that will help me find more i am a huge support for the study that you referenced came out of sweden and looked to 80000 mammograms on women over a years time and what it showed whether you have humans alone, radiologist at myself with a radiologist plus a.i. and how do they compare in with a radiologist plus a.i. they found more cancers it was not a m...

Imaging are we calling and over diagnosis insight to cancer because some believe they may never turn into an invasive cancer and really cause harm so you have to be careful with some of that with diagnoses and interestingly and the radiologist alone group they found more of invasive cancers than the radiologist plus a.i. and invasive's are the ones that we worry about that can metastasize and wreak havoc in the body. another negative about the human plus a.i. group they had more recalls meeting a woman gets her mammogram and then she gets a letter saying something is wrong you have to come bac...

Medscape spoke with doctors who are using this tech to help you decide if you should invest in it, too.

So more mammograms are going to need to be read. if artificial intelligence could work safely, work effectively and take away some tv that wor workload for radiologists, that could be a big step forward. >> thanks so much. all right. up next, this is something we've been discussing, debating. perhaps arguing about this morning. i think something -- it's something that a lot of americans have debated. is america's tipping culture out of control? how much tip is appropriate? when do you actually tip? when is it okay not to tip? if you ask many people in the service industry, they will tell you...

Of reading mammograms was done with two radiologists. what they found is that in the group supported by a.i., for every 1,000 women screened, six cases of breast cancer were detected compared with five for the standard way of doing this. they found also that the artificial intelligence supported screening did not find more false/positives or cases where it detected cancer that wasn't there. that's good news as well. another really important thing here is that they found that the artificial intelligence supported screening could reduce the workload for radiologists by 44%. now, that's based on ...