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Making early diagnosis of melanoma easier
We follow NICE best practice guidelines and use dermascopic lenses to see more features in a lesion.
Our unique classifier can identify risky lesions.
We can detect change in skin lesions over time with our patented algorithms.
Driving Innovation
A Cambridge Computer Scientist, Tom manages our infrastructure and products.
Neil comes from a background of mobile innovation with the GSMA.
Former medical malpractice lawyer Ally makes sure what we're doing is safe.
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Telling whether an odd looking mole is a melanoma is a real challenge. In fact, the only sure way to know is with a biopsy. But, before you get them all cut out, there are signs and symptoms that can help you and your doctor to make the right decision.
According to the National Cancer Institute there are three main kinds of moles you need to know about: a common mole, a dysplastic mole, and a melanoma`. Read More >>
At Skin Analytics we put all our energy into catching melanoma early. But why? Because if a melanoma grow just a fraction of a millimetre too deep, its much harder to stop. Read More >>
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Ugly Ducklings aren’t just in fairytales
When assessing the risk of a mole, we all know the traditional ABCDE’s (check out the American Academy of Dermatologists here if you don’t). Dermatologists bring an even greater level of sophistication when they assess a mole’s features.
However, this is notoriously difficult to do as each of us is unique (our mum’s were right!) which is why doctors and dermatologists are the only ones who are capable of diagnosing melanoma. Read More >>