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+# National Biomedical Imaging Archive (NBIA)
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+The National Biomedical Imaging Archive (NBIA) is a free and open-source platform that provides the biomedical research community with access to biomedical images, annotations, and related data. 
+- It is developed by the [National Cancer Institue (NCI)](https://www.cancer.gov/) and aims to improve healthcare by fostering research in areas including cancer, lung diseases, and brain disorders.
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+The NBIA is primarily used in the fields of medical and health research. 
+- This includes areas such as radiology, oncology, neurology, pathology and more.
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+1. Radiology: Radiologists use this archive to access a variety of images such as CT scans, MRI scans that help them in the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases.
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+2. Oncology: Oncologists use it to study various types of cancers. They can access images from different stages of cancer which aids them in understanding the progression of the disease.
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+3. Neurology: Neurologists use it to study various neurological disorders like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease etc., by analyzing brain scans available in the archive.
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+4. Pathology: Pathologists use it for studying disease processes and analyzing tissue samples from patients with various diseases.
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+5. Clinical Trials: The NBIA is also used extensively in clinical trials where imaging plays a crucial role. Researchers can share their findings with others around the world which promotes collaborative studies.
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+6. Machine Learning/AI Research: The large collection of biomedical images also serves as a valuable resource for researchers working on developing machine learning algorithms for image recognition and diagnosis purposes.
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