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>Neko Health, with its smaller price tag, doesn’t perform M.R.I.s or X-rays. Instead, it uses about 70 different sensors and a mix of proprietary and off-the-sh
by sigmar 2y ago
>Neko Health, with its smaller price tag, doesn’t perform M.R.I.s or X-rays. Instead, it uses about 70 different sensors and a mix of proprietary and off-the-shelf technologies to non-invasively measure heart function and circulation, and to photograph every inch of a patient’s body.
Feel like this should have been put way earlier in the article instead of repeatedly using the term "body scan" with no explanation for the entire first half of the piece. Not to say photos aren't useful, but I feel like many people think of mri/ct/x-rays when the word "scan" is used.
- logtempo 2y agothanks, I could not find this one but I was almost sure it was only a 3D photoscan of the body since they mostly talk about moles and skin. The article is really hard to read if you don't care about storyselling...oops, storytelling.
- jvanderbot 2y agoI've got pretty high skin cancer risk, and this would be a godsend. Getting into a dermatologist is a pain, and when you move or change docs, you lose all the history.