New software developed by researchers at Stanford University shows computers may be better than humans at diagnosing cancer, reports Popular Science's Rebecca Boyle. The system, called C-Path for Computational Pathologist, automatically evaluates microscopic images of breast cancer to determine its type and make a prognosis, Boyle says.
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