Uburu Health links UNTH, LUTH, Stanford in skin disease diagnosing A.I for Africans globally

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The collaboration amongst the three institutions would see the utilization of existing classified skin lesion datasets, first from the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) and the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), in validating and training an A.I model.

Of the many promises of artificial intelligence, the potential to augment the capabilities of doctors by expanding their ability to provide more personalized and cost-effective care to patients, stands out most and especially, for healthcare in resource-limited environments.

The collaboration amongst the three institutions would see the utilization of existing classified skin lesion datasets, first from the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital and the, in validating and training an A.I model, and then scale collaboration with more institutions in Nigeria and across Africa.

The model will be deployed and clinical trial tested for real-life patients, under supervision by dermatologists in Nigeria at the University of Nigeria Centre for Excellence for Clinical Trials . A smartphone interface will be created to query a server hosting the model. Patients will then rate its usefulness, while dermatologists evaluate its correctness and accuracy. The findings will be published along with the collected data for future AI researchers.

 

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