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Aidoc CARE (clinical radiology foundation model)
Aidoc CARE is one radiology foundation model, pretrained on CT scans without labels, whose task-specific heads have each been FDA-cleared to flag urgent findings in emergency scans so radiologists read those first. Its oncology relevance is indirect, catching incidental masses; the regulatory evidence covers triage, not diagnostic accuracy for tumours.
CT-FM (whole-body CT foundation model)
A model pretrained on 148,000 CT scans to segment organs and triage findings.
Denise R. Aberle
Professor of Radiology and Bioengineering, UCLA · UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center
Principal investigator of the National Lung Screening Trial, which first proved CT screening saves lives.
MedSAM / SAM-Med3D (segment anything for medicine)
Adaptations of Meta's Segment Anything model that outline tumours and organs on any scan with a click.
Merlin (Stanford abdominal CT vision-language model)
Merlin is a model trained on 15,000 CT scans with their reports that can find and describe hundreds of findings.
Mirai (MIT breast cancer risk from mammograms)
Reads a mammogram to estimate five-year breast cancer risk, consistently across races and devices.
RadFM (generalist radiology foundation model)
An open generalist model that answers questions about 2D and 3D scans.
Sybil (MIT/MGH lung cancer risk from CT)
Predicts a person's six-year lung cancer risk from one low-dose CT, even when no nodule is visible.

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