Miriam Veenhuizen

Dr. Miriam Veenhuizen is an Honorary Lecturer and Researcher at the School of Medicine, University of St Andrews. Her work focuses on addressing biases in artificial intelligence applications within healthcare, particularly in medical education and clinical decision-making. She also contributes to research on nutrition-related cardiometabolic disorders.

Research Interests:

• Algorithmic bias in AI-generated medical imagery
• Gender and skin tone representation in large language models
• Ethical use of AI in healthcare
• Health disparities linked to technology
• Nutrition's role in metabolic diseases

Publications highlight her contributions to combating bias in AI tools for medical training and clinical practice, alongside nutritional epidemiology. Her recent work emphasizes methodological approaches to ensure equitable AI applications in healthcare.

Scientific Awards: None explicitly listed. Advising/Grants: No student advisees or grant details provided. Labs/Teams: Affiliations with interdisciplinary AI ethics and medical education teams at the University of St Andrews are implied through her research focus.