AI in Precision Oncology: The Future of Cancer Care
A groundbreaking new journal is set to revolutionize the field of precision oncology by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. AI in Precision Oncology aims to provide clinicians, researchers, and industry leaders with the latest advancements in the field, fostering innovation and collaboration.
Editor-in-Chief Douglas Flora, MD, believes that AI has the power to make cancer care more human. The journal seeks to shape a patient-centered healthcare system that is equitable and efficient.
In the preview issue, Dr. Flora discusses his conviction that AI will transform the practice of oncology in an interview conducted by Inside Precision Medicine. His clinical and leadership roles at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in northern Kentucky have given him firsthand experience of the potential of AI in healthcare.
Leroy Hood, MD, PhD, and Scott Penberthy, PhD, contend in their commentary that phenomics is the game changer in healthcare. By combining data about an individual’s genes, proteins, gut microbes, and smartwatch data, phenomics creates a predictive picture of the patient.
Another commentary by Scott Penberthy, PhD, explains AI to oncologists and its applications in the field. This is just the first article in a series that will explore AI’s capabilities in oncology.
The journal also features a regular column called “Prompt Assistance,” which highlights specific AI tools like ChatGPT that can aid clinical practices. This issue focuses on designing prompts for generative AI in clinical oncology contexts.
An original research article describes xDECIDE, a clinical decision support system in precision oncology. The system, accessed through a web portal, combines human expertise with AI algorithms to offer personalized treatment options for cancer patients and track outcomes.
A review article authored by Pranali Pachika, MD, and coauthors discusses the use of AI in the management of lung cancer. AI components, such as machine learning and deep learning, can be applied at every stage of lung cancer care.
This journal promises to be an invaluable resource for anyone involved in precision oncology, from clinicians to AI experts and patients. The fusion of AI and precision oncology is set to transform cancer care as we know it.
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