TV4 morning show: Report: New Drugs Are Not Reaching All Breast Cancer Patients

Advances in breast cancer research are providing entirely new opportunities to diagnose and treat the most common cancer among women. Today, the Breast Cancer Association is releasing a report on access to the advanced diagnostic methods needed to determine whether a patient will benefit from specific medications, known as precision diagnostics. Susanne Dieroff Hay, Chair of the Breast Cancer Association, and Johan Hartman, tumor pathologist at Karolinska University Hospital, share their insights.

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“We have the first product in this field approved for hospital use. But AI is advancing rapidly, so there will be competition, which is great. The market is large, so there’s room for more players.”

Interview with Stratipath CTO Mattias Rantalainen about SwAIPP

Mattias Rantalainen, co-founder, CTO of Stratipath, and coordinator of SwAIPP (Sweden AI Precision Pathology), is being interviewed by Vinnova regarding innovation in precision medicine. “For us, building evidence around the solutions we develop is important. We collaborate internationally in several ongoing validation studies. We also gain synergies by conducting overlapping activities with a Nordic consortium. […]