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IU-led study uses AI to predict breast cancer risk while addressing health disparities

Spyridon Bakas points at a tissue slide of a brain tumor on a crystal display wall behind him.

IU School of Medicine researchers are leading a multi-site study to use a privacy-preserving artificial intelligence approach, called federated learning, to improve breast cancer risk prediction and reduce health inequities in cancer prevention care. 

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