Can AI help Imperial College of London and the NHS improve the mammography screening process? @Google
Can AI help Imperial College of London and the NHS improve the mammography screening process?  @Google
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Google partnered with Imperial College London and three NHS trusts on the Artificial Intelligence in Mammography Screening (AIMS) study to explore how an AI reader, integrated in place of a second human reader in the UK’s existing two reader plus arbitration system, performs in a real-world setting.

This is an investigational AI tool not yet approved for clinical use; it is not intended to replace professional medical judgment. All imagery has been de-identified per data protection legislation.
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Can AI help Imperial College of London and the NHS improve the mammography screening process?

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