Bridging the Gap — Translating AI in Pathology into Clinical Impact
Authors:
- Fang-Yi SuFSFang-Yi Su
- Eliana MarosticaEMEliana Marostica
- Xiyue WangXWXiyue Wang
- Sen YangSYSen Yang
- Jung-Hsien ChiangJCJung-Hsien Chiang
- Shuji OginoSOShuji Ogino
- Jeffrey A. GoldenJGJeffrey A. Golden
- Jakob Nikolas KatherJKJakob Nikolas Kather
- Ying QiuYQYing Qiu
- Dong ChenDCDong Chen
- Stuart SchnittSSStuart Schnitt
- Kun-Hsing YuKYKun-Hsing Yu
- 23 July 2026
- journal article
- Published by Massachusetts Medical Society in NEJM AI
- Vol. 3 (8)
Abstract
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