Cancer Database for Better Outcomes

← PByT expands cancer treatment using AI for better outcomes

In 2020, 19 million people around the world received a cancer diagnosis. By 2040, that number is expected to reach 28 million with the poorer countries hardest hit. AI technology will ensure that anyone with an Internet connection can have access to the best information.

The PByT cancer database consists of the key questions added by members that relate to treatment, prevention and other relevant matters seeking feedback.

The feedback is from verified members who provide personal details and other socioeconomic data which is used to analyze the responses and present the finding as easy-to-read gauges. (While the feedback is non-anonymous, personal details are not publicly available, shared or disclosed in any way, except in aggregate format.)

Statement:

The PByT Cancer Database is an important new tool in treating cancer by helping people make truly informed decisions? (AGREE/DISAGREE)

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Prostate Cancer Key Questions & Issues

Prostate Cancer Treatment – Surgery Vs Radiation?

Prostate Cancer Surgery Satisfaction?

Incontinence Post Prostate Surgery?

General Health Post Prostate Surgery?

Prostate Cancer Surgery Practitioner Satisfaction?

Prostate Cancer Radiation Therapy Satisfaction?

Prostate Cancer Radiation Therapy Side Effects?

Prostate Cancer Radiation Therapy Medical Practitioner Satisfaction?

Prostate Cancer ADT satisfaction?

Prostate Cancer ADT Side Effects?

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About PByT Surveys & Open Democracy

The PByT surveys represent a rolling snapshot of global sentiment from real people whose identity has been verified. The results can be analyzed in a variety of ways to get a better understanding of key issues utilizing Bayesian statistics - a mathematical concept that updates beliefs in light of new data or evidence.

As a result, these surveys have the potential to be the most definitive resources on some of the most critically important issues of modern times and serve as the basis for the idea of "open democracy."

Have your say and help shape the interconnected world of tomorrow based on trust, mutual-aid and cooperation.