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Leveraging AI chatbots in supporting breast and ovarian cancer patients: A scoping review

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  • Vivian Hui

  • Lidan Tian

  • Xinyu Feng

  • Xiaoling Yuan

  • Janelle Yorke

  • Young Ji Lee

  • May 10, 2026

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Clinical Report: Utilizing AI Chatbots to Assist Patients with Breast and Ovarian Cancer

Overview

This scoping review examines the applications of AI chatbots in supporting patients with breast and ovarian cancer. It highlights the potential of chatbots to enhance patient care through personalized information and emotional support, addressing significant gaps in current oncology practices.

Background

Breast and ovarian cancers are prevalent malignancies with shared risk factors and treatment modalities, impacting millions globally. Despite advancements in care, patients often struggle with treatment adherence and access to reliable information. The integration of AI chatbots presents an innovative solution to improve patient support and care coordination.

Data Highlights

No numerical data was provided in the article.

Key Findings

  • Chatbots can enhance patient understanding of complex health information and treatment expectations.
  • They facilitate anonymous interactions, leading to increased disclosure of sensitive health information.
  • Chatbots have been shown to improve workflow efficiency for healthcare professionals by managing routine inquiries.
  • Current literature lacks comprehensive studies on chatbot applications specifically for breast and ovarian cancer.
  • AI advancements have significantly improved chatbots' ability to process medical information and maintain context-aware conversations.

Clinical Implications

Healthcare providers should consider integrating AI chatbots into oncology practices to improve patient education and support. These tools can help address information gaps and enhance communication, ultimately leading to better treatment adherence and patient outcomes.

Conclusion

The review underscores the potential of AI chatbots as valuable tools in oncology, particularly for breast and ovarian cancer patients. Further research is needed to explore their full capabilities and optimize their integration into clinical settings.

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