AIDA at the Daiichi Sankyo European Oncology Patient Advocacy Forum

AIDA was featured at the Daiichi Sankyo European Oncology Patient Advocacy Forum in Munich, where Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) presented how the project uses artificial intelligence to support personalised gastric cancer prevention.

The forum gathered patient advocates and experts to discuss how AI can enhance oncology by:

  • Empowering patients
  • Improving early detection
  • Supporting personalised treatment decisions
  • Accelerating research

AIDA’s AI models aim to detect precancerous gastric inflammation early and translate complex data into meaningful insights for clinicians and patients.

This event highlighted the importance of patient-centred innovation and reinforced AIDA’s commitment to engaging the public, listening to patient experiences, and ensuring AI tools support real clinical needs.

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