Artificial intelligence based Breast Cancer screening camp
AI-Based Breast Cancer Screening Camps for early Detection
Breast cancer has a significant impact on Indian societies, affecting the lives of numerous individuals and their families. Here are some statistics that highlight the burden of breast cancer in India:
- High Incidence: Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in India. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the estimated incidence of breast cancer in India is around 1.5-2 lakh new cases per year.
- Rising Trend: Changing lifestyles, delayed childbirth, increased urbanisation are believed to contribute to this upward trend.
- Younger Age Group: It is not uncommon to see cases in women below the age of 40.
- High Mortality Rate:. According to the National Cancer Registry Program, breast cancer accounts for approximately 14% of all cancer-related deaths in women in India.
- Late-stage Diagnosis: One of the major challenges in managing breast cancer in India is the late-stage diagnosis. Many cases are detected at advanced stages, reducing the chances of successful treatment and increasing the mortality rate.
- Limited Awareness and Screening: Lack of awareness about breast health and the importance of regular screenings is a significant barrier in combating breast cancer in India.
These statistics emphasise the urgent need for increased awareness, accessible screening facilities, and improved healthcare infrastructure to address the challenges posed by breast cancer in Indian societies. By focusing on early detection, education, and support, we can work towards reducing the burden of breast cancer and improving the lives of those affected.
We introduce our groundbreaking health initiative that combines the latest AI technology with Breast Cancer screening camps for urban women from early aged 25 to 60 years. Our breast cancer screening is a No Touch, No Pain, No Radiation, and incredibly fast screening experience, completing the process in just 10 minutes. Through this initiative, we aim to prioritize women's well-being, empower them with advanced screening technology, and raise awareness about the importance of early detection.
At "The 2nd Birth" NGO, we strongly believe in harnessing technology for the betterment of healthcare. Breast cancer is a significant health concern for women, and regular screenings are vital for early detection. However, traditional screening methods often involve discomfort, inconvenience, and radiation exposure. Our initiative eliminates these challenges by leveraging the latest AI technology, offering a truly innovative and patient-friendly screening experience.
Our screening camps utilise advanced AI technology, allowing for a No Touch screening process. This means there is no physical contact, making it a comfortable and non-invasive experience for women. Additionally, this technology ensures a No Pain experience, eliminating any discomfort typically associated with breast cancer screenings. With its radiation-free approach, women can undergo screenings without concerns about exposure to harmful radiation.
The efficiency of AI technology enables us to complete the screening process in just 10 minutes. This allows women to conveniently fit the screening into their busy schedules while still prioritising their breast health. By making screenings quick and accessible, we aim to encourage more women to undergo regular screenings and increase the chances of early detection.
Education and awareness are key components of our initiative. We organise informative sessions and workshops to educate women about breast cancer, the importance of regular screenings, and the benefits of this advanced AI technology. Through these efforts, we aim to empower women to take control of their breast health and make informed decisions about their well-being.
Join us in this groundbreaking initiative that combines cutting-edge AI technology with breast cancer screening. Whether you are a healthcare professional, a volunteer, or a sponsor, your contribution is invaluable. Together, we can create a future where women have access to advanced healthcare technology, prioritise their breast health, and increase their chances of early detection. For more information or to get involved, please contact us.
Remember, early detection saves lives !
Success Story
Individual Case -
Sunita M Vora* from Mumbai Suburban is a working women in a MNC corporate, age 37 years. She shares that, I have never ever thought of confronting this that i can have breast cancer at this early age. Due to my heavy breast and early age I was not advised to go for Breast cancer screening in the past by medical advisors as it is recommended only for the age of 45 and above.
Because of the screening camp was happening in our community, which has no Radiation exposure and No-body touches you & No one sees you, I was convinced to go for as prevention care along with many other women from my circle.
After the screening, I got an email saying that you are suspected for breast cane and suggested for further medical test.
My doctor told me that you are lucky that u got diagnosed in early stag which is 100% curable and my whole family was at ease.
Thank you The 2nd Birth (RUSHABH FOUNDATION) for convincing me to go gor the breast cancer screening, I could save my self of lot of suffering, time, money and may be the life as well. A big Thank You form my family too. I promise that i will surely encourage many women to go for this preventive screening.
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From a Community Base Screening camp -
We were tensed to see 6 suspect of breast cancer out of 82 participants who undergone for screening in the community camp organised by “The 2nd Birth” NGO Project by (RUSHABH FOUNDATION) in our annual social event, but at the same time were very happy that they all got early detected which is curable. The Suspect’ information was not shared with anyone else (not even organisor) and only shared to the suspected participants, which was again a good principal and very ethical by the Screening system Module.
We are encouraged to do this type of event more frequently and would suggest all to conduct it every year as ritual and take advantage of to save many. Thank You. - Dr Meena Vora ( Community Social Worker).
* (Name changed for privacy concern)