AIDA EU Project Presented at EHMSG 2023

In a significant step towards developing and validating a multidisciplinary AI-powered assistant that will support clinicians in gastric cancer prevention, researchers from the IIS-La Princesa in Spain and i3S in Portugal recently presented the innovative AIDA EU project at the 36th Workshop of the European Helicobacter and Microbiota Study Group (EHMSG 2023) held in Antwerp, Belgium.

Led by Javier Gisbert and Olga P. Nyssen from IIS-La Princesa, the presentation focused on the AIDA EU project. The EHMSG 2023 workshop also welcomed Ceu Figueiredo and Rui Ferreira from i3S.

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