AI identifies pancreatic cancer risk years early
Researchers at Mayo Clinic have developed an artificial intelligence-based model capable of identifying individuals at the highest risk of pancreatic cancer up to three years before the disease manifests, based on analysis of health data and medical records. The model demonstrated a high predictive ability, with the chance of diagnosis within one year exceeding 88% for those whose risk probability was over 50%. Pancreatic cancer is one of the less common tumors but the most deadly, often detected at advanced stages, which reduces the chances of early treatment. This model serves as an important proactive tool that can be used within healthcare without the need for specialized testing, and it is expected to be further developed to become more accurate and clinically applicable in the coming months.
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