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Weep no more, breast health assessment is available at home

Sep. 15, 2022
By Annette Boyle
Challenges scheduling time for a mammogram, frustration waiting for the exam itself and pain from the test have caused any number of women to cry. Namida Lab Inc. may take the inconvenience and anxiety out of breast health assessment with its Auria test, but the tears will stay. Like a growing number of assays, the test uses tear-based analytics to determine cancer risk.
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