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02/04/26

Patients’ attitudes and beliefs toward artificial intelligence use in cancer care: cross-sectional survey study.

Santos Teles, Marco; Bryl, Karolina; Chimonas, Susan; Khan, Atif; Epstein, Andrew S; Daly, Bobby; Xiao, Han; Mao, Jun J. JMIR Cancer.

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Summary

AI is increasingly used in cancer care, but patient views are not well understood. This cross-sectional study finds patients to be most comfortable with AI for cancer screening (80.2%) and least comfortable (70.4% ) with AI aiding diagnosis. About half of patients were concerned about the risks of AI implementation.

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Santos Teles M, Bryl K, Chimonas S, et al. Patients’ attitudes and beliefs toward artificial intelligence use in cancer care: cross-sectional survey study. JMIR Cancer. 2026;12:e81346.