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The first randomised controlled trial of its kind, published in The Lancet, involved over 100,000 Swedish women and compared the AI-supported approach against standard mammography screening assessed by two radiologists. 

AI-supported breast cancer screening could detect more cases earlier and reduce the number of aggressive cancers diagnosed between screening rounds.

AI-powered mammograms detect more breast cancers, finds major study

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