Accelerating New Therapy Adoption with Counterfactual Stratification
From POPULATION to patient with geN ai
Medical images detect tumors. What if they helped clinicians look ahead too, for treatment benefits? Meet the GenAI companion Cancer4D.
Evidence of treatment efficacy was limited to cohorts, until now
Our patient-level insights:
WE NEED TO CHANGE THESE STATISTICS
How we're impacting cancer care
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. 30% of those women will develop metastatic disease. We need to do better.
gaining access to new therapies per year faster adoption
Predict fast-progressing disease for better treatment decisions
AI:LEEN CAN VIUALIZE THE TREATMENT RESPONSE
Likely progression speed
10% of women have early signs of cancer. 4% get biopsy. Only 0.6% have cancer. We predict the presence of disease, especially where biopsies are difficult, e.g. brain cancer and Alzheimer's.
Sometimes diesease progresses so slow that nothing needs to be done. Sometimes it is aggressive, e.g. triple-negative breast cancer. We predict the progression speed, informing doctors about how to treat the disease.
We have trained our AI with breast and brain images, and are extending our capabilities to lung and prostate. Our goal is to cover oncology and neurological diseases, including Multiple sclerosis (MS), Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Huntington's disease and Parkinson's, to initally support pharma clinical trials and then later patients in the clinic.
Healthcare providers and pharma companies
“Aileen Health, founded by Anna Tidstam, is revolutionizing healthcare with its “Screening Without Screening” approach. This method uses machine learning on existing data to predict cancer without traditional screening. Recognized at MIE2024 in Athens, the project employs digital intuition for personalized health predictions, aiming to transform healthcare systems. Applying AI to image data enhances recommendations while leaving final decisions to human experts.
Let the algorithm be on top of your data.“
“As a strong screening supporter, having learned from Norwegian, Dutch, and Swedish screening programs, and as a member of the German screening initiative, I am truly excited about Aileen’s impact. By leveraging advanced AI in population-based health, especially in areas like breast cancer screening, Aileen enables faster, more accurate diagnoses, giving doctors more time for personalized, empathetic patient interaction. This approach ensures that while technology leads in precision, the human touch remains at the heart of care.
Aileen Health doesn’t just automate—it elevates.“
“As a young woman, the risks of breast and interval cancer can be worrying. However, knowing that Aileen Health enables radiologists to not only detect breast cancer but also evaluate future risks of interval cancer gives me peace of mind. The thorough approach to early detection and prevention helps me feel more confident and reassured about the health of my family, friends and myself.“
“It is a great relief for women to hear that there are no signs of cancer for the next 2 years. Especially for women with a family history of cancer.“
TESTIMONIALS
Aileen Health started from conversations with women
Together with providers and pharma, we can make sure women stop dying from the disease.
ai:leen helps make decisions for better patient outcomes
MORE THAN JUST AUTOMATION
Some cancers develop very slowly and are less likely to spread. Some quickly grow into invasive breast cancers. We predict progression and help choose the most effective treatment.
Automated administration, e.g. reports
Automated diagnosis
ai:leen: Predicted disease progression
Improved patient outcome from using AI
Our AI is designed to help all women
EQUAL CARE FOR ALL
For fast-growing cancers
Unlike traditional screening programs, our AI can detect fast-growing cancer subtypes such as triple-negative breast cancer.
For women of color
This cancer subtype is twice as common among Black women, who generally have the lowest survival rate for breast cancer.
For all insurances
We want insurance providers and employers to include ai:leen in their health plans. This will avoid out-of-pocket payments and ensure equal access for patients.
OUR MANAGEMENT TEAM
AI meets healthcare
Our management team has decades of experience in AI and working with the US healthcare system.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
How our technology works, its benefits, and how to get started. If you don’t see your question, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Contact us nowHow can AI simulate cancer progression?
Simply put: Our AI looks at existing images and identifies the differences. It then calculates how these differences will develop in future images. The more data it looks at, the better our AI gets at predicting the future. It can also use data to simulate different scenarios. That way, it can predict individual outcomes based on a patient’s specific risk factors.
What are the benefits of using ai:leen for breast cancer prevention?
ai:leen can predict individual disease progression. This means that it helps plan effective treatment for each patient, avoiding both undertreatment and overtreatment. It also detects breast cancer earlier than traditional methods and can prevent fast-growing cancers from spreading.
Is ai:leen user-friendly?
Yes, because we want everyone to be able to use our AI. Accessibility is important to us. We also provide comprehensive support to ensure that users make the most of ai:leen’s features.
Can ai:leen provide personalized recommendations for breast health?
Absolutely! Our AI analyzes individual health data, family history, and lifestyle factors. Using this data, it offers tailored recommendations for preventive measures.
How can I get started with ai:leen?
We’re working tirelessly to make ai:leen available to everyone. Join our mailing list below and we will let you know when and where our AI will be available for clinical use.
Our next stops
Meet us in person
We’re presenting ai:leen at events and conferences around the world. Are you interested in our AI tool? We’d love to meet you in person!
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