A majority of U.S. lung cancer cases, approximately 80 to 85 percent, are non-small cell lung cancer .Geralt/Pixabayreveals that AI deep learning can predict if a patient’s non-small cell lung cancer will spread to the brain within five years of diagnosis better than expert pathologists.
Cancer is the second-most-common cause of death worldwide, according to Our World in Data. In 2019, cancer caused 10 million deaths annually, second only to heart diseases at 18.5 million deaths each year. A majority of U.S. lung cancer cases, approximately 80 to 85 percent, are NSCLC, and the remaining are small cell lung cancer cases according to the American Cancer Society .
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