AI in Cancer Detection: Radiogenomics and Liquid Biopsies

Summary and Key Highlights
This section introduces the concept of radiogenomics, an innovative approach that integrates advanced imaging technology with liquid biopsy (blood-based assays) to detect early markers of cancer. Particularly in lung cancer, this combination provides a more sensitive method for identifying individuals at high risk. AI-driven analysis of fragmented cancer DNA, methylation patterns, and specific mutations enables physicians to pinpoint the tissue of origin and detect cancer earlier than traditional methods. Pending FDA approval, this technology could soon become a routine diagnostic tool, greatly enhancing early detection and improving survival rates.
Radiogenomics merges imaging technology with liquid biopsy for early cancer detection.
AI analyzes cancer DNA fragments, methylation, and mutations to identify emerging cancers.
Early detection dramatically increases the likelihood of curing cancers like lung cancer.
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