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With regulatory nods, Niramai's AI/ML-based breast cancer test to go global

Company's solution has been used to conduct over 43,000 screenings in India so far. Niramai's breast cancer test comes at a 20th of the cost of a typical mammography test and detects 20% more cases

Dr Geetha Manjunath, CEO and CTO, Niramai (Left); Thermalytix device with laptop
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Dr Geetha Manjunath, CEO and CTO, Niramai (Left); Thermalytix device with laptop

Deepsekhar Choudhury Bengaluru
Today, around the world, there are very few effective breast cancer screening tests for women below 45-50 years of age. The thing is that over 50 per cent of women have dense tissue, which is normal. And mammography, one of the most popular screening methods, is not always able to detect a white spot--the signal for breast cancer. 

Think of it this way: an X-ray of our hands shows just the skeletal structure in white and the rest is dark. How well would it then detect a white spot in the hand that is distinct from the white contours of

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