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ChatGPT in Oncology Diagnosis and Treatment: Applications, Legal and Ethical Challenges

Authors: Zihan Zhou, Peng Qin, Xi Cheng, Maoxuan Shao, Zhaozheng Ren, Yiting Zhao, Qiunuo Li, Lingxiang Liu

Published in: Current Oncology Reports

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Abstract

Purpose of review

This study aims to systematically review the trajectory of artificial intelligence (AI) development in the medical field, with a particular emphasis on ChatGPT, a cutting-edge tool that is transforming oncology's diagnosis and treatment practices.

Recent findings

Recent advancements have demonstrated that ChatGPT can be effectively utilized in various areas, including collecting medical histories, conducting radiological & pathological diagnoses, generating electronic medical record (EMR), providing nutritional support, participating in Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) and formulating personalized, multidisciplinary treatment plans. However, some significant challenges related to data privacy and legal issues that need to be addressed for the safe and effective integration of ChatGPT into clinical practice.

Summary

ChatGPT, an emerging AI technology, opens up new avenues and viewpoints for oncology diagnosis and treatment. If current technological and legal challenges can be overcome, ChatGPT is expected to play a more significant role in oncology diagnosis and treatment in the future, providing better treatment options and improving the quality of medical services.
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Metadata
Title
ChatGPT in Oncology Diagnosis and Treatment: Applications, Legal and Ethical Challenges
Authors
Zihan Zhou
Peng Qin
Xi Cheng
Maoxuan Shao
Zhaozheng Ren
Yiting Zhao
Qiunuo Li
Lingxiang Liu
Publication date
25-02-2025
Publisher
Springer US
Published in
Current Oncology Reports
Print ISSN: 1523-3790
Electronic ISSN: 1534-6269
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11912-025-01649-3

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