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Life & fun · August 21, 2018

EVA

Bra that detects possible breast cancer indicators

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What it does

EVA is the first intelligent, portable, and non-invasive wearable designed to detect abnormalities in the thermal patterns of the breast, an indicator for the possible presence of breast cancer.

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