Johns Hopkins launches BodyMaps AI reader study on cancer detection, offers volunteers authorship
yuyinzhou_cs · x · 2026-10-14
Zongwei Zhou's team at Johns Hopkins announced that BodyMaps AI is now live and is recruiting volunteers from radiology, radiation oncology, and surgical departments for a reader study on how AI assists early cancer detection, tumor contouring, and surgery/radiotherapy planning.
Volunteers can try the system via the provided link and sign up by DM, and will earn authorship on the team's clinical papers. A notable case of medical imaging AI moving into clinical validation.
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