Researchers demonstrated AI could detect early laryngeal cancer from voice recordings, distinguishing it from benign conditions.
Key Details
- 1Laryngeal cancer affects over 1 million people worldwide, with high mortality rates.
- 2Diagnosis currently requires invasive endoscopy and biopsy; voice-based screening could simplify detection.
- 3The study analyzed 12,523 voice samples from 306 participants using the Bridge2AI-Voice dataset.
- 4Significant differences in acoustic features, especially harmonic-to-noise ratio, identified laryngeal cancer in men.
- 5Findings suggest voice could serve as a practical biomarker for cancer risk assessment, pending further validation.
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