AI in Cancer Screening and Early Detection

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Authors: Kumud Sachdeva, Rajan Sachdeva
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Abstract

Many medical fields now rely on image-processing techniques to improve disease classification and detection. One concerning ailment that arises for the purpose of detecting medical health issues is cancer. Lung cancer and blood cancer are among the several forms of cancer. For doctors to provide appropriate therapy and improve patient survival, early detection is essential. Numerous studies demonstrate the advantages of the early phase of pancreatic discovery. The most notable biomarkers in early detection are those that evaluate members of high-risk groups and rank them for screening. Despite the completion of thousands of studies, no one biomarker for cancer early detection has been turned into a useful medical tool. Establishing a computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) technique to distinguish between benign and malignant nodules is the aim of this study in order to determine whether the generation of CAD varies at an early and advanced stage in the detection of nodules associated with such cancer.

Publication details

Pages
955–974
Publication date
9 January 2026
Language
EN