A Calculator Will Predict the Personalized Risk of Breast Cancer in Five Years
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Three institutes specialized in health research have announced the start of the first study carried out in Spain aimed at collecting data from women who will test a tool capable of predicting what probability a woman has of developing breast cancer within five years. The project will involve residents of 14 autonomous communities, both healthy and sick, and will culminate in the creation of a sort of calculator that will serve as support in exis…
Spain has just launched its first study to determine the personalized risk of breast cancer of each woman based on her lifestyle, genetics and mammographic characteristics. It is the Mamorisk project, led by the Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria de Santiago de Compostela (IDIS), the Centro Nacional de ... Continue reading "Spain creates a tool to calculate the personalized risk of breast cancer"
Toledo University Hospital will be part of the 'MamoRisk Project', which will study 10,000 women from 14 autonomous communities combining genetic, clinical and mammographic factors with artificial intelligence
Spain develops a 'calculator' to predict personalized risk of breast cancer
The project provides the equivalent of 'a calculator' based on non-genetic, genetic and mammographic risk factors
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CNIOThe MamoRisk project will collect data from 10,000 women. If the risk prediction model works, women most likely to develop cancer will be candidates for much more intensive follow-up.
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