BREAST CANCER SCREENING

Mobile AI-powered Breast Cancer Screening for women in Kerala

Breast cancer has emerged as a major health issue in Kerala, with a notable rise in its prevalence. Recent statistics indicate that Kerala reports one of the highest rates of breast cancer in India, highlighting the critical need for effective screening initiatives. Regular screenings, including mammograms and clinical breast exams, are essential for the early detection of cancer, allowing for intervention at the most treatable stages and significantly enhancing survival rates.The number of reported breast cancer cases in Kerala has surged in recent years, with the highest incidence recorded in 2018, according to data from the Health and Family Welfare Ministry. Despite this alarming trend, many women in Kerala continue to hesitate in performing self-examinations for potential signs of breast cancer. Therefore, prioritizing awareness and screening for breast cancer is essential for safeguarding women's health in the region.

BREAST CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME

A NOVEL BREAST CANCER SCREENING SOLUTION

Works for women of all ages .....................................

  • Noninvasive

  • privacy sensitive

  • High accuracy

  • No radiation

  • Portable

  • Can detect cancer long before a lump is felt

  • Non-contact

  • No-see

  • No pain

Technology and Methodology

  • A Novel Fusion of Machine Intelligence +Thermography

  • Thermography is a technology that measures heat generated by your body to identify any abnormal tissues by generating thermal images.

  • A thermal image is a heatmap showing the temperature variations on the skin.

  • Malignant tissue generally has a higher temperature than normal tissue because of its richer blood supply and higher metabolic rate.

Expected Outcomes

  • Increased early detection of breast cancer in women.

  • Improved access to timely interventions and treatment, resulting in better health outcomes.

  • Reduced burden of cancer on the healthcare system.

  • A replicable model for strengthening primary healthcare across Kerala.

Instead of looking for lumps, we look for cancer