Release date: 2016-09-01 According to foreign media reports, Google's artificial intelligence department DeepMind is launching a new project, hoping to reduce the treatment time for doctors to treat head and neck cancer. Google DeepMind will collaborate with researchers at the University College London School of Medicine to conduct research. Earlier, Google DeepMind has been allowed access to approximately 1.6 million patient data from the UK National Health Service (NHS). Doctors usually spend a lot of time designing a suitable treatment for head and neck cancer, because these are important parts of the body. Before performing radiation therapy, the clinician needs to carefully prepare the treatment plan to avoid damage to the surrounding tissue during the treatment. DeepMind said doctors need at least four hours to prepare, and they hope to help automate part of the process through machine learning, reducing preparation time to an hour. Dr. Yen-Ching Chang of the University College of London says the technology will help doctors free up time to focus on patient care, research and teaching. DeepMind hopes that radiation therapy algorithms can be gradually applied to other cancer treatments. Last month, Google DeepMind teamed up with the UK National Health Service to develop a machine learning system that recognizes visual diseases with Moorfields Eye Hospital. Source: cnBeta.COM Tuna Loin,Frozen Tuna Loin,Fresh Tuna Loin,Yellowfin Tuna Loin ZHEJIANG RETRONX FOODSTUFF INDUSTRY CO.,LTD , https://www.retronxfoods.com
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