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The integration of machine learning (ML) and mathematical modeling has revolutionized cancer prognosis and therapy, significantly enhancing patient outcomes. These technologies have improved diagnostic accuracy by analyzing complex data from imaging and genomic sources, allowing for early detection and personalized treatment plans. Machine learning algorithms, such as deep learning techniques, have demonstrated superior performance in identifying cancer patterns from pathology images and predicting genetic mutations, which aids in targeted therapies. Mathematical models are used to optimize treatment strategies by simulating pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics interactions, refining existing treatment models, and predicting drug resistance. Additionally, AI and ML are instrumental in predicting cancer recurrence and survival rates, enabling tailored follow-up plans and more effective treatment adjustments. Despite these advancements, challenges such as data privacy and ethical considerations remain, necessitating ongoing research to fully integrate these technologies into clinical practice. Overall, the convergence of ML and mathematical modeling holds immense potential for advancing cancer care by providing more precise diagnoses and optimized treatment protocols.
