In this episode of Decoding a Cure, host Rhea Morani sits down with world-renowned radiologist Dr. Priya Bhosale, Professor of Radiology and Clinical Co-Director of the Quantitative Imaging Analysis Core (QIAC) at the UT MD Anderson Cancer Center, consistently ranked as the world's #1 cancer canter. They bridge the gap between complex computer science and frontline oncology to explore how advanced technology is rewriting the rules of cancer care.

In this episode, we decode:

• How radiologists are using artificial intelligence and quantitative imaging (radiomics) to predict treatment responses before traditional scans can see visible changes.

• The inspiration behind Dr. Bhosale’s recent National Science Foundation (NSF) grant for a novel MR imaging applicator, as well as the uses of the applicator

• How advanced MRI and PET/CT imaging are used to catch aggressive gynecological and pancreatic malignancies early.

• The critical ethical risks and limitations of integrating AI into modern medicine.

Whether you're a student, professional, or just curious about the future of healthcare, this conversation reveals exactly what it takes to merge data science with human biology to save lives.

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