Source: NewsGP, June 2025
New research shows how artificial intelligence could result in more rapid and accurate diagnoses of melanoma and other skin conditions.
A clinical tool powered by artificial intelligence (AI) has been shown to improve the diagnosis of skin cancers, with experts suggesting its potential could extend to primary care.
Published in Nature Medicine, the study explored the use of PanDerm – an AI model built and trained to assist doctors by analysing multiple imaging types simultaneously.
It was developed by an international team of researchers led by Monash University in collaboration with the University of Queensland (UQ).