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Explore Peer-Reviewed Artificial Intelligence Content in JACS

July 29, 2025

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The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and growing interest from healthcare professionals has prompted the generation of peer-reviewed research into potential applications. 

For surgeons, there is no better place to keep up with the latest on AI and surgery than the “Surgical Innovation and AI” collection from the Journal of the American College of Surgeons (JACS). 

The special collection from JACS houses all recent articles that explore AI, machine learning, and other advances in surgical technology and innovation. Check out some of the following articles:

Check back each month and see how surgeons are providing addition insights to this field, and make sure to check out other JACS collections to find a curated list of topics of interest.

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