Published on: 12 June 2022, 2:52PM

AI platform could allow doctors to reduce chemotherapy drug dose for cancer patients

Cancer patients who need chemotherapy could soon receive more personalised and effective treatment with potentially reduced side effects, through the help of artificial intelligence.

Cancer patients here who need chemotherapy could soon receive more personalised and effective treatment with potentially reduced side effects, through the help of artificial intelligence. Feature on research team led by Professor Dean Ho, Department of Biomedical Engineering.

Straits Times 12 June 2022

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