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The health division of Alphabet Inc.’s Google LLC has inked its first commercial agreement to use its mammography AI research model in real-world clinical practice, with the goal of improving breast cancer screening, reports Healthcare Dive. Google Health has partnered with cancer detection and therapy medtech iCAD on the five-year deal, the report says. Under the agreement, iCAD will work to validate and incorporate Google’s mammography AI into its products for use in clinical practices.
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