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Tunisia: artificial intelligence imposes itself in tumor medicine.

The face of breast cancer in Tunisia is no longer limited to the elimination of the tumor, and with multiple therapeutic options, doctors have come to another challenge: how can the treatment achieve the greatest possible effectiveness with minimal side effects? In this context, artificial intelligence has begun to impose itself in tumor medicine, not as an alternative to the doctor, but as a tool for analysing large quantities of medical and biological data. From standardized treatment to more precise treatment, does artificial intelligence contribute to making the choice of medicine more appropriate for every patient, while reducing the cost and risk of treatment?