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Revolutionary findings with relevance for diagnostics: Algorithms are declaring war on cancer

Detecting cancer earlier and more precisely: Research at BBMRI.at partner Med Uni Graz paves the way for a completely new use of artificial intelligence in cancer diagnostics. IT giant Google is on board as a partner.

44,000 histological slides from 5,600 patients were digitalized using the latest slide scanning technology and anonymized. Google provided computing capacity and analysis expertise. Using AI technology the researchers identified that when tumour cells are in close proximity to fat cells the prognosis is much poorer. “These findings help to better identify risk patients at an earlier stage and will have therapeutic implications,” indicates Professor Kurt Zatloukal, director of BBMRI.at, the Austrian National Node of BBMRI-ERIC.

Why did Google decide to collaborate with the researchers from Graz? Because the Medical University of Graz with the Biobank Graz can access one of the largest archives of tumour samples. This research is an impressive example of how samples stored in biobanks can contribute to novel findings that are valuable for personalized medicine and for the benefit of patients. BBMRI-ERIC is proud to count Biobank Graz as one of the nearly 700 biobanks listed in our Directory.

Read the original article on the website of the Kleine Zeitung online (German only)

Read the post on the Medical University of Graz website

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