A better way to detect breast cancer
UM researcher Joe LoVetri combines microwave and ultrasound technology.
UM researcher Joe LoVetri combines microwave and ultrasound technology.
What if we could get a clearer picture of what’s happening inside the breast? UM researcher Joe LoVetri is exploring a new approach to breast cancer imaging and hopes the technology could one day improve how breast cancer is detected and monitored.
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