that would teach the system to better detect skin cancer from people of color. If anything, Wood says the apps can encourage people to submit photos of suspicious moles and start the conversation early with their doctor.The same technology used in airport security scanners is getting revamped and used to detect skin tumors.
Millimeter wave imaging is a non-invasive method and a low-cost alternative to biopsies that works by scanning a person’s skin for any biochemical and molecular changes related to a disease or disorder. The radio waves reflect differently when looking at benign versus cancerous moles.While the approach is not yet available for clinical practice, there is evidence backing up the proof of concept.
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