Digital Health Today
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S8: #074: Artificial Intelligence versus Skin Cancer
Each year, in the US, more people are diagnosed with skin cancer than all other cancers combined, and it is often first discovered by the patients themselves. What if there was an AI solution that transformed smartphones into a powerful assessment and detection tool? SkinVision has done exactly that.
Join me as we speak with Erik de Heus, the CEO of SkinVision. Based in the Netherlands, Erik is passionate about democratizing detection of skin cancer and saving hundreds of thousands of lives in the process. Tune in as we discuss how Artificial Intelligence and innovative business models [...read more...]
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