2 Best Cancer detection apps for Android (Medical)
Following is our list of the best cancer detection apps for Android. Trusted developers like Awareness Deutschland and SkinVision B.V. are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include breastcare, SkinVision, .
1 breastcare
Breast awareness, Guide on breast cancer, early detection and a healthy lifestyle
The breastcare app is a unique and helpful tool for all women who want to learn about early breast cancer detection. It is available in multiple languages and offers features such as a menstrual calendar to remind you to do a breast self-exam at the right time. The app also provides pictures and guides for the self-exam, and connects you with contacts and specialists such as breast centers and information centers. You can also find personal stories from affected women and tips for dealing with a breast cancer diagnosis. The best part is that the app is ad-free and does not store your personal data outside of your mobile device. Plus, it's completely free to use!
2 SkinVision
Find Skin Cancer, Dermatologist-approved. Detects signs of melanoma in less than 30 seconds.
SkinVision is an app that helps you assess skin spots and moles for skin cancer. You can take a photo with your smartphone and get a risk indication within 30 seconds. It provides recommendations on the next steps to take, including whether to visit a healthcare professional. It is affordable and potentially covered by your health insurance. You can use some features for free, including risk profile quizzes and storing images of your moles. Early detection is important, and dermatologists recommend performing skin checks every 3 to 6 months. The app has been trusted by insurance companies and has partnerships with health insurers, cancer clinics, and research universities. Over 2 million people use SkinVision to monitor their moles and skin spots.
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