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Five barriers to the commercialization of medical AI research

If we want to encourage commercialization of medical AI research from our academic medical centres, then a serious effort is needed to address barriers.

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BY KHALED EL EMAM
March 30, 2022

Opinion | BY KHALED EL EMAM | March 30, 2022

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Five barriers to the commercialization of medical AI research

If we want to encourage commercialization of medical AI research from our academic medical centres, then a serious effort is needed to address barriers.

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