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Mouth cancer is common where tobacco is chewed and is visible to the naked eye. Health workers with a phone camera and AI could find it early in villages.
Mouth cancer is common where tobacco is chewed and is visible to the naked eye, so this idea equips community health workers in South Asia with smartphone cameras and an AI second read, plus tele-referral, to screen high-incidence districts. The Kerala cluster RCT showed that visual oral screening saves lives in tobacco and alcohol users, and smartphone AI triage has shown promising accuracy in India, so the missing piece is scalable, low-cost delivery. The aim is to detect oral potentially malignant disorders and shift diagnosis towards stage I-II. The test is a stepped-wedge rollout across Indian districts with registry linkage and Tata Memorial Centre as a partner. At early-clinical maturity it addresses The hardest cancers are found late and Most of the world has almost no cancer care.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late, Most of the world has almost no cancer care, Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late, Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Tata Memorial Centre, Most of the world has almost no cancer care.