AIDA - An Artificially Intelligent Diagnostic Assistant for gastric inflammation
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💡 Did you know? Gastric cancer can develop gradually. In some people, long-term inflammation may lead to changes such as atrophy, intestinal metaplasia and dysplasia. Detecting and monitoring these changes can support earlier action.
💡 Myth: Having H. pylori means you will develop gastric cancer. Fact: Most people with H. pylori do not. But the infection increases risk, so testing and treatment may be important when recommended by a healthcare professional.
🌍World Food Day🥗 Healthy eating supports long-term stomach health. A balanced diet rich in fruit, vegetables, whole grains and fibre, while limiting highly salted and processed foods, can be part of reducing gastric cancer risk.
🧪 Mission: Healthy Stomach! INCLIVA brings science to Valencia for European Researchers’ Night, helping people of all ages discover how healthy eating, hygiene and the microbiome support stomach health.
💡 Did you know? Gastric cancer can develop gradually. Chronic inflammation may progress to precancerous changes in some people. These do not always become cancer, but appropriate monitoring can help detect important changes early. 🔎
#WorldPatientSafetyDay 2026: Safe care for life! At AIDA, we are developing AI tools to support safer detection and diagnosis of precancerous gastric lesions, helping healthcare professionals make informed decisions.
💡 Not all gastric cancers can be prevented, but you can reduce your risk. Treating H. pylori when recommended, not smoking, eating well, staying active and knowing your personal risk can all play a role.
💡 Did you know?
Gastric cancer may be preventable. Treating H. pylori, avoiding smoking, eating a healthy diet, and attending medical check-ups can help reduce risk.
Prevention starts with awareness. 🩺
🎥Meet our #AIDAProject partners at LSMU! 🇱🇹
Prof. Juozas Kupčinskas & Dr. Paulius Jonaitis explain how their team contributes to AIDA, from clinical studies to molecular research, to help identify people at risk of #GastricCancer.
🤖 AI Myth vs Fact
❌ Myth: AI will replace doctors.
✅ Fact: AI supports healthcare professionals by analysing data and providing additional insights for decision-making.
🩺 Better tools. Better informed decisions. Better patient care.
🏃 Regular physical activity may help reduce the risk of gastric cancer and several other cancers.
Aim for 150 min of moderate activity per week and remember: every step counts! 🚶
🧬 Did you know?
Having a close relative with gastric cancer may increase your own risk of the disease.
💡 Knowing your family history and discussing it with your doctor can help support prevention and early detection.
🎥 Missed the AIDA Webinar Series?
Learn about gastric cancer prevention, H. pylori, hereditary gastric cancer, and precancerous lesions.
🇪🇸 Spanish audio
🇬🇧 English subtitles
🔗 youtube.com/@aidaproject7182…
🔍 Myth vs Fact
❌ Myth: H. pylori always causes symptoms.
✅ Fact: Most people infected have no symptoms, yet the infection can increase the risk of gastric disease and gastric cancer.
💡 Awareness and early detection matter
📍 AIDA partners joined #ESMOGI2026 and the #DiCEMasterclass in Munich. Highlights included Prof. Tania Fleitas-Kanonnikoff' presentation and her message at the DiCE booth: "Exercise and a healthy lifestyle are a must to prevent cancer", echoing the spirit of the #DiCEFunRun 🏃
💧 Stay hydrated this summer!
Drinking enough water helps your body function properly, supports digestion, and keeps you feeling your best during hot weather.
☀️ Stay cool, stay healthy.
Did you know? Smoking increases the risk of gastric cancer and precancerous stomach lesions.
Prevention and awareness matter. At AIDA, we work to improve early detection and gastric cancer prevention through research and AI.
🎥 Meet Kirill Veselkov from @imperialcollege 🇬🇧
As part of the AIDA consortium, Kirill and the Imperial team contribute expertise in AI, advanced analytics, and personalised risk prediction for gastric cancer prevention and early detection.
