ARTILLERY at ESMO: Using AI to Detect Health Risks Earlier in Breast Cancer Survivors

At this year’s ESMO – European Society for Medical Oncology Congress, we had the privilege to present the ARTILLERY Project during the session “Advancing cancer care through AI and real-world evidence: Opportunities and challenges for patient advocacy.”
🎤 Talk: “How AI can help detect health risks early in breast cancer survivors: Real-world benefits from the ARTILLERY project” by Prof. Nadia Harbeck
Due to a scheduling conflict between two sessions, Tanja Spanic had the honour of presenting on behalf of Prof. Harbeck — and sharing how AI-driven tools can empower breast cancer survivors and support earlier detection of potential health risks with a focus on Cardi Trial.
The ARTILLERY project demonstrates how collaboration between clinicians, researchers, and patient advocates can bring real-world impact and make healthcare more personalized, proactive, and patient-centred.

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