TruScreen Group Ltd. engages in the development, manufacture, and sale of cancer detection device and systems. The firm is engaged in the business of the development, manufacture and sale of cancer detection devices and systems. The firm offers AI-enabled device, namely TruScreen a cervical cancer screening device that detects precancerous and cancerous cervical changes in real-time via optical and electrical measurements of cervical tissue. TruScreen uses, opto-electrical technology to evaluate the tissue of the cervix. The TruScreen device consists of a disposable single use sensor, a handheld device (HHD), and an intelligent cradle (IC) which works together to detect and identify cancerous and precancerous changes to the cervix. The product offers an approach to cervical screening, resolving ongoing issues with Pap smear (Pap tests), including failed samples, patient follow-up and discomfort, and the need for supporting laboratory infrastructure, as well as problems associated with human papillomavirus (HPV) tests.

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