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Researchers tested an artificial intelligence system for planning radiation therapy for lung cancer. In a study involving 33 patients, it reduced planning time from two to three hours to about eight minutes. Doctors judged 87.9% of the plans clinically acceptable without modification. Compared with manual planning, the system also reduced the average radiation dose to the lung regions with the best functional capacity by 15.1%. However, the findings demonstrate greater planning efficiency—not improved patient survival or an actual reduction in complications. Wider adoption will require integrating the technology into clinical workflows and verifying its clinical impact.
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