Last updated: 21 August 2026
Welcome to PyMedLab.
PyMedLab is an independently operated educational website and project based in Sweden. The website provides educational content and resources relating to medical physics, medical imaging, Python, artificial intelligence, data science, and related technologies.
These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your use of the PyMedLab website and its publicly available educational resources.
By accessing or using PyMedLab, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree with them, please do not use the website.
1. About PyMedLab
PyMedLab is an independently operated educational project.
It is currently operated by [Your Full Name] and is not, at present, operated through a company, registered business, university, organisation, or other legal entity.
PyMedLab is intended to provide educational and informational resources for students, researchers, medical physicists, healthcare professionals, developers, and others interested in medical imaging and related technologies.
2. Educational Purpose
The content provided by PyMedLab is intended primarily for educational and informational purposes.
Resources may include:
- articles;
- tutorials;
- Python code;
- Jupyter notebooks;
- data-science examples;
- medical-imaging workflows;
- AI and machine-learning examples;
- demonstrations;
- mathematical and scientific explanations;
- projects; and
- links to external educational resources.
We aim to provide accurate and useful educational material, but we cannot guarantee that every resource is complete, accurate, current, or suitable for a particular purpose.
3. Medical and Clinical Disclaimer
PyMedLab is not a medical service.
The information provided through PyMedLab does not constitute:
- medical advice;
- diagnosis;
- treatment recommendations;
- clinical guidance;
- radiation-safety advice for a specific patient;
- medical-device advice; or
- professional clinical decision-making.
PyMedLab content should not be used as the sole basis for clinical decisions or patient care.
Healthcare professionals and medical-physics professionals are responsible for independently evaluating information and following applicable professional standards, institutional procedures, regulations, clinical guidelines, and safety requirements.
4. Medical Imaging and Patient Data
PyMedLab may provide educational examples involving medical images, image processing, medical-imaging workflows, AI, and data analysis.
These examples are provided for educational purposes.
Users must not upload or submit identifiable patient information, medical records, identifiable medical images, protected health information, or other confidential patient information to PyMedLab unless a specific service expressly permits such use and appropriate safeguards have been established.
Users are responsible for ensuring that datasets used with PyMedLab resources are appropriately anonymised or de-identified.
5. Python, Software, Algorithms, and AI
PyMedLab may provide Python code, algorithms, machine-learning models, computational examples, and other software-related resources.
Such resources may contain errors or produce unexpected results.
You are responsible for testing and validating code, algorithms, models, calculations, and results before using them in research, professional, production, clinical, or safety-critical environments.
AI and machine-learning systems can produce inaccurate, incomplete, biased, or unexpected results.
PyMedLab does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of results produced by software, algorithms, or AI models presented through the website.
6. No Guarantee of Results
PyMedLab does not guarantee that use of its educational resources will result in any particular academic, professional, research, clinical, or technical outcome.
Educational resources should be considered supplementary material and should not replace formal education, professional training, institutional procedures, or expert supervision where these are required.
7. Acceptable Use
You agree to use PyMedLab lawfully and responsibly.
You must not:
- use PyMedLab for unlawful purposes;
- attempt to gain unauthorised access to the website or its systems;
- interfere with website operation or security;
- introduce viruses, malware, or other harmful code;
- attempt to circumvent security mechanisms;
- impersonate PyMedLab or another person;
- use the website to distribute unlawful or harmful material;
- misuse PyMedLab resources in a way that could harm the website or other users; or
- systematically copy substantial portions of the website for unauthorised commercial exploitation.
8. Intellectual Property
Unless otherwise stated, original PyMedLab content—including text, graphics, illustrations, educational materials, logos, and other original resources—is owned by or used with permission by the operator of PyMedLab.
You may access and use publicly available PyMedLab content for personal learning, study, research, and other lawful educational purposes.
Unless a different licence is expressly provided, you may not reproduce, republish, redistribute, sell, license, or commercially exploit substantial portions of PyMedLab’s original content without permission.
9. Open-Source Code
Some PyMedLab code or projects may be released under separate open-source licences.
Where a specific repository, project, notebook, or code example includes an explicit licence, that licence governs your use of the relevant material.
Users should review the applicable licence before modifying, redistributing, or commercially using code.
10. External Links and Resources
PyMedLab may provide links to external websites, publications, datasets, software repositories, documentation, or other resources.
These external resources are not controlled by PyMedLab.
PyMedLab is not responsible for the content, availability, security, accuracy, or privacy practices of external websites.
You access external resources at your own discretion.
11. Website Availability
We aim to keep PyMedLab available and functioning reliably, but we do not guarantee that the website will always be:
- available;
- uninterrupted;
- error-free;
- secure;
- compatible with every device or browser; or
- free from technical problems.
We may modify, suspend, or discontinue the website or individual resources at any time.
12. Changes to Content
Scientific knowledge, medical-imaging technology, software libraries, AI methods, and technical standards change over time.
PyMedLab may update, modify, replace, or remove educational content without prior notice.
We do not guarantee that every resource will remain current indefinitely.
13. Disclaimer of Warranties
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, PyMedLab is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.
We do not guarantee that the website or its content will be accurate, complete, reliable, continuously available, secure, or suitable for a particular purpose.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any liability or legal right that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable law.
14. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the operator of PyMedLab will not be responsible for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or similar losses arising from your use of, or reliance upon, the website or its educational resources.
This includes losses arising from reliance on code, algorithms, models, calculations, datasets, educational information, or other resources provided through PyMedLab.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where such exclusion or limitation is prohibited by applicable law.
15. User Responsibility
You are responsible for determining whether PyMedLab resources are appropriate for your intended use.
In particular, you are responsible for independently validating software, algorithms, calculations, AI models, datasets, and other technical resources before using them in professional, research, clinical, or safety-critical environments.
16. Privacy
Your use of PyMedLab is also subject to the PyMedLab Privacy Policy:
The Privacy Policy explains how personal data may be processed when you use the website.
17. Changes to These Terms
These Terms may be updated from time to time to reflect changes to PyMedLab, its content, functionality, or applicable legal requirements.
The “Last updated” date at the beginning of these Terms indicates when they were most recently revised.
18. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by the laws of Sweden, subject to any mandatory rights or protections that may apply under applicable law.
Any dispute concerning these Terms shall be handled by the competent courts in Sweden, subject to applicable mandatory jurisdictional rules.
19. Contact
If you have questions about these Terms or PyMedLab, please contact:
[Your Full Name]
Independent operator of PyMedLab
Sweden
Email: [contact@pymedlab.com]
Website: https://pymedlab.com