AI's leap forward in cancer detection

人工智能在癌症检测领域的飞跃

Round Table China

2025-07-07

30 分钟
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For years, China's cancer screening and survival rates have trailed behind those of developed nations. But 2025 could change everything. A breakthrough AI system named GRAPE is now helping Chinese hospitals detect stomach cancer earlier—with 20 percent higher accuracy than human doctors. No tubes, no discomfort—just a quick scan. Could this be the start of AI saving millions of lives? On the show: Heyang, Steve Hatherly & Yushan
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  • discussion keeps the world turning this is round table In China,

  • cancer screening rates have long lagged behind some developed countries,

  • and so have cancer survival rates.

  • But 2025 marks a turning point.

  • A new AI system called Grape is helping Chinese hospitals detect stomach cancer earlier and boosting detection by over 20% compared to human doctors.

  • No tubes, no pain, just a scan.

  • Is this how AI begins to save millions?

  • you live from Beijing.

  • This is Roundtable.

  • I'm He Yang.

  • For today's program, I'm joined by Steve Hatherly and Yushan in the studio.

  • First on today's show,

  • we've all seen how AI is making waves in healthcare from helping detect breast cancer on screens to developing new drugs.

  • In 2025, something big is happening in China.

  • Doctors in two provinces started using AI with regular CT scans to screen for stomach cancer.

  • That's huge,

  • especially since it could reduce the need for invasive tests like the gastroscope or weijing in Chinese,

  • which can be very uncomfortable.

  • And it's not just about stomach cancer.

  • AI is starting to change the entire field of oncology.