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The Aragonese Health Service adopts Legit.Health AI to strengthen dermatological diagnosis

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Legit.Health
Legit.Health
AI for Dermatology
Servicio Aragonés de Salud
Servicio Aragonés de Salud
SALUD, Gobierno de Aragón

Physician reviewing a patient's skin lesion with AI-based dermatological analysis

  • Primary care physicians and the dermatology departments in Aragón now have an AI-based second clinical opinion able to analyze images of skin lesions, offer differential diagnoses across more than 300 conditions and detect signs of severity or suspected malignancy.
  • Embedded in the professional's workflow, the tool helps prioritize urgent referrals, such as possible skin cancer cases, and resolve mild cases in consultation, reducing waiting times for the patients who need it most.

Bilbao/Zaragoza, July 23, 2026. The artificial intelligence technology that the Government of Aragón has begun testing in its health service to improve the diagnosis of skin diseases is the one developed by Legit.Health. The company, specialized in artificial intelligence applied to dermatology, is responsible for the clinical decision support solution being piloted in four health centers and in the dermatology departments of two reference hospitals in Aragón, in a project driven by the Directorate-General for Digital Health and Infrastructure of the Department of Health and developed together with Telefónica Tech.

Asturias integrates AI into its healthcare system to assist with dermatological diagnosis and reduce waiting times

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Legit.Health
Legit.Health
AI for Dermatology
SESPA
SESPA
Servicio de Salud del Principado de Asturias

AI-based dermatological analysis

  • The Asturian public healthcare system incorporates artificial intelligence in Primary Care to prioritize the most serious dermatological cases and relieve pressure on hospital consultations.
  • Family doctors have access to an AI-based second clinical opinion that allows them to assess more than 320 skin diseases and accelerate access to appropriate treatment.

Oviedo (Asturias), January 2026 – The Health Service of the Principality of Asturias has incorporated a clinical artificial intelligence tool into its network of health centers to improve early detection of skin diseases and expedite the referral of the most serious cases. The objective is to reduce healthcare pressure in dermatology and optimize the use of healthcare resources from Primary Care.