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Evaluation of a systematic review of self‐administered apps used to diagnose skin cancers

Skin cancers are some of the commonest human cancers. Of the skin cancers, melanoma is the most serious diagnosis and has the highest chance of potentially being fatal. Early detection of melanoma has therefore been a goal of dermatologists and public health experts for many years. The development of smartphone applications (apps) that patients can use to survey or scan lesions (such as dark lumps or patches on their own skin) and that are enhanced by new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, and improve the chances of catching melanomas early to avoid poor outcomes would be a welcome addition.