Artificial Intelligence could help diagnose cancer in future, say Hong Kong doctors


Doctor examining chest x-ray film of patient at hospital.

Artificial intelligence could one day prevent the failure to diagnose cancer in Hong Kong patients, a leading radiologist in the city said on Nov 22 – but that will not happen any time soon.

Dr Poon Wai-lun, a council member of the Hong Kong College of Radiologists, was speaking a day after it was revealed doctors had missed read X-rays that showed lung cancer in three people.

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