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The opening of the DIGITAL-2026-AI-PILOTING-10-SCREENING The opening of the DIGITAL-2026-AI-PILOTING-10-SCREENING call, with a total budget of €9 million, marks a concrete step in Europe’s strategy for artificial intelligence in healthcare: bringing imaging-based solutions directly into clinical settings, with a focus on early detection of cancer and cardiovascular disease — no longer just research, but operational…

Transforming clinical data into certified operational tools to enhance physicians’ work: this is the core message delivered by Davide Dettori, CEO of Health Triage, during the second edition of the Tech Transfer Days held on May 5, 2026 at the CIM Innovation Hub in Ronchi (CN) – Polo Michelin Italiana S.p.A. The event, titled “Data,…

The recent update of the American Urological Association 2026 guidelines and the evidence presented at the EAU 2026 confirm a trend that may mark a clear boundary: the transition from a “linear” diagnostic approach to an advanced model of algorithm-assisted decision-making. This paradigm shift does not aim to replace the clinician’s judgment, but rather to…

The final results of the MASAI study, published in The Lancet and covered by major international media outlets such as The Guardian, mark a turning point in oncological diagnostics. The randomized trial, involving over 100,000 women in Sweden, demonstrates that integrating AI into the screening workflow is not only safe, but superior to traditional methods.…

Artificial Intelligence is entering the core of organized mammographic screening. In La Repubblica, within the Health special section, Dr. Francesca Caumo, Vice President of GISMa (Italian Group for Mammographic Screening), discusses the challenges and opportunities related to integrating new technologies into prevention pathways. At the center is the large prospective multicenter study, Breast AI, born…

An agreement has been signed for a clinical validation study involving 75,000 women: the goal is to strengthen the national prevention programme through “intelligent triage”, which optimises radiologists’ work and accelerates diagnoses. TURIN, 12 February 2026 – With the introduction of new guidelines on AI applied to prevention at the end of 2025, Italy strengthens…

In China, artificial intelligence is no longer asking permission to enter hospitals: it already has the keys. A recent report by Rest of World describes a rapidly expanding ecosystem led by Ant Group, where healthcare AI has become an integral part of accessing care. At the center of this system is Ant Afu, a chatbot…

The update of the national Guidelines on 23 December 2025 marks a turning point for cancer prevention in Italy. For the first time, the national panel, adopting the GRADE methodology, issued a conditional recommendation in favor of using an AI-based triage strategy for reading mammograms within breast cancer screening programs. Question 3: a strategic innovation…

An analysis of over half a million women in the United States confirms that artificial intelligence, applied to tomosynthesis (3D mammography), improves cancer detection without increasing false positives. The results reinforce a key premise: to make screening more effective, it is not enough to “see more,” but to see better. This is the logic behind…