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Explore How AI Can Support Your Cancer Journey

AI can help you find information, better understand your diagnosis and treatment options, prepare for appointments, and access trusted support. This resource will show you how to use AI safely and confidently throughout your cancer journey.

AI can support your care, but it should never replace advice from your healthcare team.

Did you know?

More than

40 million

use AI tools like ChatGPT to look for health information every day.1 As AI becomes a more common part of healthcare, it’s important to know how to use it safely and find information you can trust.

How AI Can Help

AI tools can support you throughout your cancer journey by helping you:

UNDERSTAND MEDICAL INFORMATION
Learn about diagnoses, treatments, and medical terminology in plain language.
PREPARE FOR APPOINTMENTS
Prepare questions for
your healthcare team about your care plan.
EXPLORE CARE OPTIONS
Learn about treatment
options, clinical trials, and trusted educational resources.
SUPPORT EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Access mindfulness tools, coping strategies, and mental wellness reources.
FIND SUPPORT SERVICES
Discover patient organizations, advocacy groups, and community resources.

Use AI SafelyAI can be a helpful tool for learning and preparation, but it should be used thoughtfully. Before you use AI:

DO:

  • Use trusted and reputable AI tools whenever possible.
  • Use AI to learn about your diagnosis and prepare questions for your healthcare team.
  • Protect your privacy by avoiding personal or identifying health information.
  • Remember that AI may not always provide complete or personalized answers.

DON’T:

  • Make treatment decisions or delay treatment.
  • Interpret blood counts, biomarker tests, bone marrow biopsy, PET scan, or other test results on your own.
  • Compare your lab values without your healthcare team’s
    guidance.
  • Self-diagnose based on symptoms alone.

REMEMBER

AI has limitations. It can be inaccurate, outdated, or misleading and cannot interpret your personal medical situation. Always discuss medical decisions with your healthcare team.

Protect your privacy: Avoid sharing your full name, date of birth, medical record number, insurance information, or medical documents that contain identifying information. Many free AI tools store your conversations and may use them to improve future models.

Before acting on any AI-generated
health information, ask yourself:

DOES THIS ANSWER TELL ME TO DO SOMETHING MEDICALLY DIFFERENT?
If yes, talk to your care team before making any decisions.
CAN I VERIFY THIS INFORMATION THROUGH A TRUSTED SOURCE?
Your care team or advocacy organization can help, including trusted resources within the cancer support community.
DOES THIS MAKE ME FEEL MORE OR LESS ANXIOUS?
If it’s increasing distress, step back and seek human support.

In blood cancer care, AI should help make the journey clearer, not heavier.

Talk to Your Care Team

AI can help you learn, prepare, and feel more informed, but your healthcare team remains your most important source of guidance.

If you have questions or concerns, bring them to your care team so they can provide personalized advice and support.

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Patients are already turning to AI to understand their diagnosis, lab results, and treatment options. That gives all of us across the cancer community — including industry, advocates, and clinicians — the opportunity and responsibility to help shape and harness these tools so they provide accurate information and help patients navigate their care more confidently.

John V. Oyler – Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO, BeOne Medicines

AI is central to BeOne’s purpose of developing and delivering innovative oncology medicines to patients faster. But when it comes to the patient journey, AI needs to be shaped in partnership with patients and advocacy leaders. We want this to be an ongoing dialogue about how we co-create even better AI tools to ensure they reflect real-world needs of patients living with blood cancer.

Jen Branstetter – Executive Director of North America Corporate Affairs, BeOne Medicines

Patients are already using ChatGPT and other AI tools to draw conclusions before speaking with their care team. That means we have to help shape how those tools are used, so the information is accurate, current, and supports conversations with clinicians rather than replacing them.

Meghan Gutierrez – CEO, Lymphoma Research Foundation

  • Axios (2026). More than 40 million people use ChatGPT for health information every day. Axios. https://www.axios.com/2026/01/05/chatgpt-openai-health-insurance-aca