UK's national health service pilots iPhone device to detect throat cancer

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The UK's National Health Service (NHS) on Saturday claimed that thousands of patients could receive the all-clear for suspected throat cancer faster as a result of a new iPhone device and app piloted at some of its hospitals.

The innovative adapter providing a 32 mm lens and accompanying app can turn an iPhone into a portable diagnostic gadget to be used by nurses to detect or rule out throat cancer.

The device captures live endoscopy examinations of the throat in high definition (HD), which can then be instantly shared with specialist head and neck consultants via a secure data cloud.

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Category: BusinessFinance

Markets: India

Topics: Throat cancer Health service IPhone UK Pilots

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Published On: 2024-11-02 @ 17:59:23 (5 hours ago)

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