'My story doesn't have to be your story': Advocate says new test can prevent cervical cancer

'My story doesn't have to be your story': Advocate says new test can prevent cervical cancer

It could have changed her life, but instead of looking back with regret, Alicia Hilderley wants others to use a new cervical cancer test.

Researchers from the Institute of Applied Microelectronics (IUMA) of the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, have put once again their vast scientific capital in hyperspectral imaging technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) at the service of health, with the development of a tool aimed at the very early detection of cervical cancer, improving the diagnostic capacity in Gynecology with a more precise instrument than is currently used …