A breakthrough AI system called PanDerm is changing how doctors find and treat skin cancer. Developed by researchers from Monash University, University of Queensland, and Medical University of Vienna, this tool helps doctors spot dangerous skin changes earlier and more accurately. PanDerm works by looking at different types of skin images at once – something no AI has done before. When doctors use PanDerm, their accuracy in diagnosing skin cancer improves by 11%. For healthcare workers who aren’t skin specialists, the improvement jumps to 16.5%. “The tool could be particularly valuable in busy or resource-limited settings, or in primary care … Continue reading New AI Spots Skin Cancer Before Doctors Can See It: How PanDerm Analyzes Multiple Image Types