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BBC World News reports on Delft Tuberculosis-screening project in Ghana

A radiographer reviewing CAD4TB chest X-ray results on a monitor, with AI-generated heat maps highlighting lung abnormalities, inside a mobile clinic in Ghana.
Published on 25 February 2026
3 minutes

Every day twenty people die of Tuberculosis in Ghana making the nationwide Delft project ever more relevant. The Delft project focuses on TB diagnosis using digital X-ray and the innovative Delft software CAD4TB.

 

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