Digital twins in cancer care

Listen to this episode to explore how digital twins have the potential to change every step of the cancer care process, from early detection to treatment and follow up and the potential implications of digital twin technologies for the future of oncology, medical professionals as well as patients.

Gabriel Haras, MD, president of Cancer Therapy Imaging at Varian, a Siemens Healthineers company, is exploring whether digital twin technology could help create a world without fear of cancer. He’s joined by Chloé Audigier, senior AI research scientist at Siemens Healthineers, and Christian Weißenberger, MD, head of outpatient care at the Center for Radiotherapy and Radio-oncology in Freiburg in Breisgau, Germany.

00:00 Digital twins in cancer care
04:00 How a digital twin is created
06:04 Early detection in cancer care
08:50 The role of digital twins in diagnosis
12:08 Finding the right therapy
18:40 Follow up care
19:56 Conclusion

[masudpervez]

How could digital twin technology transform the entire cancer care process, from early detection to follow-up, and what potential implications might this have for the future of oncology, medical professionals, and patients?

[josephcuddington]

University of Michigan Data Science Ethics Senior Analyst Team 21:47

[josephcuddington]

This is interesting.... personality I'm a Data Scientist so....a grain of salt. 21:16