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Non-invasive, Non-irradiative Predictive Analytics for Early Breast Cancer Screening
First Warning Systems (FWS) is an early breast cancer screening technology targeting the dense breast tissue population and improvement of mammography false positive biopsy results. With over 650 patients completed through 3 clinical trials, and an additional 5 years of advanced predictive algorithm development out of Singapore's prestigious Nanyang Technical University, FWS intends to deliver an automated quantification screening system consisting of an advanced neural network predictive analytic software solution.

Utilizing a wearable acquisition device, the FWS will reduce human intervention and institutional costs, while delivering a low COG product with high margins. With a patient charge less than the average co-pay for current screening and diagnostic procedures, the FWS solution can be prescribed by the physician/healthcare worker, and used routinely and repetitively, supporting software as a solution (SaaS) economics, and scalable high-volume deployment of the product.
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Matt Benardis
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Founder First Warning Systems
Jim Holmes
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Total raised

$2.4M

Funded over

3 rounds

Latest round

Series A (Apr 2014)

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