Staff writer, with CNA A clinical trial in Taiwan has found that artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted colonoscopies can help doctors detect more adenomas among people at high risk of colorectal cancer, potentially offering greater prevention of the disease.When doctors perform a colonoscopy, “the adenomas detected are what we call precancerous lesions,” Chiu Han-mo (邱瀚模), director of National Taiwan University Hospital’s (NTUH) Health Management Center, told a news conference in Taipei yesterday.“Although not every one of them will necessarily develop into cancer, finding and removing more of these tumors, or polyps, can lower the future risk of colorectal cancer,” he said. National Taiwan University Hospital doctors pose for a photograph during a press conference in Taipei yesterday. Pho