In the MDR there is no special change for embedded software products; they follow the classification of the device of which they are a part.

An overview of the new European Regulation on medical devices (MDR).

The iToBoS project has multiple data flows supporting different types of sharing/exporting of data, both between partners and with external entities. As part of this process, on some of the data, the project will employ masking.

AI is rapidly transforming medicine and health care, allowing for significant advancements in fields such as medical diagnostics, drug development, treatment personalization, supportive health services, genomics, and public health management.

While the GDPR provides a strong legislative foundation to protect the rights and freedoms of European individuals, it cannot (and does not) govern all aspects that influence the direction of the iToBoS project.

An article about the the conundrum of health data in a world of AI-enhanced diagnosis in iToBoS project.

One of the key challenges of research in the field of computer science is assembling the appropriate infrastructure needed for scientists to successfully carry out their work.

One of the key objectives of the iToBoS project is to educate the general public about the most dangerous skin cancer melanoma and the visual signs that could help in early detection.

There is a known tension between the need to analyze personal data and the need to preserve the privacy of data subjects, especially in the health domain.

Today, we spoke to Marjolein van Kessel from Naevusglobal.