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Sarun George Sunny

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Niramai: A Game Changer in Breast Cancer Detection Niramai, founded by Geetha Manjunath and Nidhi Mathur in 2016, is transforming breast cancer detection in India. With traditional mammograms often expensive, uncomfortable, and inaccessible, especially in rural areas, Niramai offers a groundbreaking alternative. Their AI-powered technology, Thermalytix, uses thermal imaging to detect tumors without radiation or physical contact, making it safer, more affordable, and culturally acceptable. The portable device can be easily used in clinics, mobile vans, or small healthcare centers, allowing early cancer detection even in remote areas. The AI analyzes the thermal images for abnormalities, providing a more comfortable and private experience for women. Niramai’s approach addresses major issues like affordability and access to screening, empowering millions of women with a tool that could save their lives.

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Anonymous 3

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Interesting to see how it could impact healthcare in underserved regions. I guess till now they must've gotten into tier 2 and all too.

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Anonymous 2

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Damn, they have been doing this since 2016? Wow how come we never heard of it?

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Anonymous 1

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the technology sounds promising, i didin't even know what it was until a few years back.

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