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“The guidelines represent hundreds of thousands of hours of expert oncologists’ time. But the end result is a dense and hard to navigate PDF.”

Sean Geigerseangeiger.substack.com ↗

The NCCN is an alliance of 32 cancer centers whose panels turn the evidence into decision trees every year. Those trees ship as hyperlinked PDFs that a busy oncologist walks by hand. Geiger pulled the breast cancer guidelines into 271 graph nodes with an LLM in a few hours, at 70 to 80% accuracy. The people writing the guidelines should have shipped the data in the first place.