MIT's machine learning model can make cancer treatments less toxic

Tom Allen
Tom Allen
clock 10 August 2018 •
MIT's machine learning model can make cancer treatments less toxic

The system can determine the smallest doses that are still effective at treating tumours

Researchers at MIT have developed a machine learning technique that can lower the toxic treatments that patients are given for glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer. The prognosis for...

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