Researchers are developing artificial intelligence which they hope will help to identify patients most at risk of lung cancer before symptoms have even appeared.
Mar 18 2024Nottingham Trent University
The team wants to address the current challenge of European health systems manually identifying people at risk of certain diseases and also help to reduce the financial burden by ensuring services are used by those who need them the most. The Nottingham team are the UK partners in PHASE-IV-AI, a much larger €7.6m project funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation program.
If successful it is hoped that the Nottingham team’s model could be trained to identify risk for other serious diseases and rolled out to hospitals and organizations across Europe willing to utilize AI-driven diagnostics. “The hope is that we could develop an AI-driven model for hospitals which they can then utilize and run to help find those most at risk,” said Dr Mufti Mahmud, an Associate Professor of Cognitive Computing in Nottingham Trent University’s School of Science and Technology.
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