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The Nevisense melanoma detection device works by sending electrical impulses beneath the skin's surface. [Image: SciBase]
Swedish Melanoma Detection Device To Be Piloted at Dallas-Area Bare Dermatology Clinics
by David Seeley | Sep 25, 2023
Stockholm-based SciBase has begun piloting its FDA-approved Nevisense device in the U.S.—starting in sun-splashed markets like North Texas, Florida, and other areas "where melanoma rates are high."
by Lance Murray |
Mar 1, 2019
You'll also find out about new tech developed by a team including UT Southwestern to better predict the spread of melanoma, and about UT Arlington's oilfield water testing program in this roundup of research and development activity in North Texas.
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