A Mexican teenager has invented a new bra that can help women find early signs of breast cancer.
The \"Eva\" bra is similar to a sports bra, which takes only one hour to 90 minutes a week and comes with sensors that draw the surface of the breast, the color, and the texture.
Increased skin blood flow that causes temperature changes can sometimes indicate the presence of cancer tumors.
By tracking and recording data (
Analysis with neural network
In the app, the Eva bra can inform the wearer of any changes that may mean a trip to a doctor in the future.
Although this bra is still a prototype, it may make it easier to detect breast cancer if Eva is successfully tested and approved. BOOM!
Twenty years ago, the supersonic jet will have a self-examination or breast X-ray examination in the doctor\'s office.
Breast cancer can be detected two years before the tumor becomes apparent through touch, but many women do not screen regularly.
Eva bra by 18-
Julian Rios Kanto, a year-old student.
After he saw his mother survive breast cancer, he came up with the idea that she ended up with a double mastectomy.
Cantu has won a top prize of $20,000 for his idea for the Global Student Entrepreneur Award.
A John Hopkins medical expert was optimistic about the matter and declined to be interviewed by Fox News. Note that the bra needs to be tested, but there is infrared data to support Cantu\'s innovation.
In Mexico, it is very difficult to detect breast cancer, with only nine cases, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Five breast X-ray machines per million people.
Rios\'s mother survived, but what she experienced inspired him to help millions of women who could not check regularly.