Mumbai, Jan. 28 -- Tata Memorial Hospital (TMH) on Monday inaugurated an advanced digital mammography system integrated with tomosynthesis and artificial intelligence (AI), aimed at improving early and accurate detection of breast cancer. The state-of-the-art facility was unveiled at the Homi Bhabha Block in the presence of senior officials, including additional chief secretary Ashwini Bhide, Tata Memorial Centre director Dr Sudeep Gupta, and TMH director Dr CS Pramesh. Highlighting the growing burden of breast cancer among Indian women, Dr Gupta said early detection through regular screening remains the most effective way to improve survival rates. The new system, he noted, would significantly enhance the hospital's diagnostic capacity and help identify cancers at an earlier stage. Dr Pramesh said the combination of advanced imaging and AI would enhance screening and diagnosis, allowing clinicians to make faster and more accurate decisions. htc...