In 2012, 40,000 mothers, daughters, sisters, aunts, wives and girlfriends lost the battle against breast cancer. Cisco CMO Karen Walker shares the hope that tech & the #iTBra can bring to women worldwide: http://cs.co/BCAM #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
Finding breast cancer in women with dense breast tissue is like trying to find a snowflake in a snowstorm. Nurse Barb Dehn shares how the iTBra could make a life-saving change.
By measuring breast tissue temperature, seven Internet of Everything sensors bring us closer to early detection. #DetectedMovie
Big results can come in small packages – the iTBra is no exception. #DetectedMovie
Today on National Cancer Survivor Day, we #CelebrateLife and the technology that helps beat the disease. Keep fighting, and never give up. #NCSD2015
Dr. Katherine Sutherland of El Camino Hospital can’t help but share her excitement for iTBra and its potential impact on the healthcare industry. http://cs.co/DrSu #DetectedMovie
At this year’s SXSW Interactive and Film festivals, we unveiled the trailer for DETECTED before a crowd of one-hundred enthused festival-goers. Relive the experience with us in our event recap video.
With 157 million women at risk, TEDx speaker and news anchor Wendy Damonte tells the heart-wrenching story of how dense breast tissue masked her mom’s breast cancer.
