Publications, programs and progress from PROTEGER.
IN THE MEDIA
By Oncoger team ·
The Digital Health Department of the Ministry of Health published a note on the artificial-intelligence study behind PROTEGER, and gathered the words of two members of the Oncoger team.
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IN THE MEDIA
By Oncoger team ·
Portal Red Salud published a feature on PROTEGER —Oncoger's AI ecosystem that predicts whether an older person with cancer can tolerate systemic treatment— with the view of Dr. Arnaldo Marín, of PRECISION-Ai.
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CONGRESS
By Oncoger team ·
At the XXX National Congress of Geriatrics and Gerontology, Dr. Gonzalo Navarrete traced the path from the biology of ageing to artificial intelligence, and presented PROTEGER to the geriatric community.
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PUBLICATION
By Oncoger team ·
The article behind PROTEGER was published in the Journal of Geriatric Oncology: a machine-learning model that learns from the Oncogeriatric Telecommittee and is validated in external centres.
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CONFERENCE
By Oncoger Team ·
At the Oncogeriatrics Day of the 11th Latin American Symposium on Oncological Gastroenterology (SLAGO 2026), two members of the Oncoger team were part of the program: Dr. Gabriel Martínez with the PROTEGER Plan updates and Dr. Gonzalo Navarrete with the clinical-cases session.
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PUBLICATION
By Oncoger team ·
A panel of 32 Chilean geriatricians published in the Journal of Geriatric Oncology the first national consensus on oncogeriatric assessment: 16 recommendations that are the clinical basis of PROTEGER.
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IN THE MEDIA
By Oncoger Team ·
The University of Chile and Universidad del Desarrollo lead PRECISION-AI, a five-year program, funded by CORFO, to bring artificial intelligence to cancer detection and treatment in Chile. PROTEGER is one of its seven projects.
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PUBLICATION
By Oncoger team ·
Before PROTEGER, a study in Procedia Computer Science analysed which variables matter when the Oncogeriatric Telecommittee decides whether an older person with cancer is a candidate for treatment.
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