As the world awakens to consider its new normal in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, digital technology is providing new hope in the fight against skin cancer, a disease that doesn’t respond to the idea of a pause.
App empowering people to monitor themselves for early signs of skin cancer selected to join NHS Innovation Accelerator
SkinVision, An app which empowers people to monitor themselves for early signs of skin cancer is one of four new technologies supporting earlier diagnosis and prevention of cancer, selected to join the NHS Innovation Accelerator.
This video quickly lays our how to use SkinVision, to ensure that you can make the most of the program.
The SkinVision service is used by over a million people across the globe and has helped in the recognition of over 27,000 skin cancers. It is our aim to save 250,000 lives in the next decade.
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How my smartphone saved my life: Woman’s mobile told her she had skin cancer after she scanned a patch of her skin using an app.
SkinVision can help you ‘be your own doctor’ by finding irregularities.
In the summer of 2008, I noticed a mole on my arm that seemed to be getting bigger.
One of UK’s biggest newspapers, The Sun, published an article on the UK launch of the SkinVision app. Half of Brits who die of skin cancer could have survived if it had been found earlier, and now there’s an app to assess skin cancer risk from home.
This week we spoke with Paul Paterson, another Aussie user of ours and someone who has had his fair share of sun exposure before learning about skin health the hard way.
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