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After seeing the indecision on his GP's face, Danny Hansen turned to AI to find out if he had cancer. He credits the technology for helping to save his life.
New figures suggest that prostate cancer diagnoses is too slow Article by: AAP | Published: 14-06-2021 Photo: Prostate cancer diagnoses too slow: data New data shows the average Australian man is diagnosed with prostate cancer only when markers in his blood are more than double the threshold for concern. An alarming number of Australian men are being tested for prostate cancer far too late, new figures suggest. Prostate cancer is the one of the most common in Australian men, second only to skin cancers, with about 19,000 new cases diagnosed every year. It is also the second most fatal cancer ...