Commentary discusses bioimpedance device aiding breast cancer imaging referrals in low-resource settings, suggesting benefits.
Plain Language Summary This Letter to the Editor discusses recently published evidence about a portable device that measures electrical properties in breast tissue. The device is not intended to diagnose breast cancer or replace mammography. Instead, it may help identify which women should be referred sooner for additional breast imaging when access to diagnostic services is limited.
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