New Review Paper in AI and Dermatology
May 27
1 min read
Updated: Jul 24
Congratulations to Reiko on her new paper, Establishing Research Priorities for Artificial Intelligence Approaches in Dermatology Using an e-Delphi Exercise! This international consensus study identifies clinician-led priorities for AI research in dermatology, highlighting key areas such as skin cancer diagnostics, workflow efficiency, diagnostic support, and improving equity across skin tones. The findings provide an important roadmap for future AI development aligned with real clinical needs. Head to our publications page to read this latest publication.
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