Cancer has always been a race against time. The earlier it’s detected, the better the chances of survival. On this World Cancer Day, a powerful new ally is redefining how early that race can begin Artificial Intelligence (AI). Once limited to science fiction, AI is now playing a real-world role in hospitals, labs, and diagnostic centres across India. From spotting tiny tumours in scans to predicting cancer risk years in advance, algorithms are doing what humans sometimes can’t, detect cancer faster, earlier, and with remarkable accuracy. Why Early Detection Matters More Than Ever In India, cancer is often diagnosed late. Symptoms are ignored, screenings are skipped, and by the time patients reach a specialist, the disease has already progressed. According to oncologists, early-stage cancer can have survival rates above 80–90%, but that number drops sharply once detection is delayed. This is where AI steps in, not as a replacement for ...
Cancer has always been a race against time. The earlier it’s detected, the better the chances of survival. On this World Cancer Day, a powerful new ally is redefining how early that race can begin Artificial Intelligence (AI). Once limited to science fiction, AI is now playing a real-world role ...
Cancer has always been a race against time. The earlier it’s detected, the better the chances of survival. On this World Cancer Day, a powerful new ally is redefining how early that race can begin Artificial Intelligence (AI). Once limited to science fiction, AI is now playing a real-world role ...
Cancer has always been a race against time. The earlier it’s detected, the better the chances of survival. On this World Cancer Day, a powerful new ally is redefining how early that race can begin Artificial Intelligence (AI). Once limited to science fiction, AI is now playing a real-world role ...