The scientific work "Information Patients With Melanoma Spontaneously Report About Health-Related Quality of Life on Web-Based Forums: Case Study", with the support of partners of iToBoS project, has been published.

The human resource issue is spreading internationally, and it is apparent that it is not viable to offer care without labor. The healthcare workforce crisis is due to at least three key issues: doctor shortages globally, the aging and burnout of physicians and a greater need for chronic care due to the increase in life expectancy.

The iToBoS project is presented by the Girona Science and Technology Park (ParcUdG) as an international research project for the early detection of melanoma.

iToBoS has been presented in Innovación Médica (Medical Innovation), a Spanish media aimed at medical research, management, technology and health services, addressed to the specialist hospital and primary care physicians.

Designing and manufacturing a machine for a brand new application always starts by the same simple question: how to make it works?

The overall aim of the iToBoS project is to build new diagnostic tools for the early detection of melanoma, exploiting all the available information of the patient.

iToBoS project was presented in TV Girona, a Spanish regional television. The news is presented in Catalan and the news appears in midday and evening edition newscast.

The newspaper, belonging to the Megamedia group offers news from Yucatán and the World, as well as multimedia content. The news is written in Spanish.

With the article “Europe chooses a Spanish project for the early detection of skin cancer” iToBoS project is presented by The Gal Times in Ukraine.

Through the article “A tool is created for the early detection of skin cancer in Spain” iToBoS project was introduced in Colombia by “El Tiempo” a newspaper dedicated to presenting news from Colombia and the world.