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Dec 12, 2024

AI System Has Potential to Differentiate Brain Cancer from Healthy Tissue During Surgery within Seconds

Illustration depicting how an AI tool called FastGlioma can quickly distinguish cancerous from healthy tissue during surgery to remove brain tumors. Credit: Donny Bliss/NIH, fastglioma.mlins.org.
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