Game-changing cancer detection technology on GDLA+
A Southern California company called Lumitron has developed a new kind of x-ray system. It uses advanced electron beam technology to see cancer at a cellular level. This system called "hyper-view" can deliver ultra-detailed images with up to one-thousand times more clarity than standard x-rays while using 100-times less radiation. The technology could make cancer treatment safer and more effective. Founder of Lumitron, Dr. Chris Barty explains how it all works and the benefits.
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