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Artificial Intelligence set to “revolutionise” personalised cancer treatment plans

Artificial intelligence is set to transform and revolutionise treatment plans for cancer patients, according to one of the world's leading oncologists. Professor Karol Sikora, former chief of the World Health Organization’s Cancer Programme, said that new software developments will ensure that the most suitable radiotherapy treatments match the specific requirements of each individual cancer patient. "We are at an exciting dawn with AI and we are set to see a transformative effect on cancer treatment in the UK. "The technology...

Should I get an emergency credit card?

Having savings for a rainy day can be a great lifeline if you find yourself struck by a financial emergency. Just one unforeseen event, like a broken down car or losing a job, could see you facing a period of financial instability. However, studies show that 27% of Brits have no emergency funds—a considerable oversight which falls above the European average figure. One of the most frequently-used safety nets for cash-strapped people is a credit card, and over 59 million...

British kids paint grim picture of the future

Nearly half of British kids expect their teachers to be replaced by ROBOTS within the next 50 years. A poll of 1,002 children aged 8-16 found 47 per cent think their overworked old schoolmasters will be upgraded to high-tech androids in the future. Three quarters also reckon homes will have robot helpers within the next 50 years. And a further one in five think that in just five decades, Brits will be able to have a holiday in space. However,...

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