Breast thermography is a non-invasive radiation-free, and contact-free touch-free imaging technology that has been FDA 510(k) cleared since 1982 as an adjunctive screening tool to aid in the detection of breast cancer. This technology has been used for decades to identify physiological changes of the breasts. It is safe and effective for women of all ages and is particularly valuable for those with dense breast tissue-a condition that affects up to 60% of women.

While mammography remains a primary screening method, its accuracy significantly decreases in women with dense breasts. Research shows is most effective in detecting abnormalities in non-dense tissue, highlighting the need for complementary screening methods like thermography.  

These temperature differences may be among the earliest indicators of physiological changes or potential abnormalities. Thermography's ultra-sensitive imaging captures and analyzes these patterns, providing a detailed thermal map of the breast. 

Traditional breast cancer detection relies on physical exams and mammography. While valuable, this approach may not be enough on its own. Since breast cancer prevention is still not a reality, early detection remains the best defense. Thermography offers a non-invasive method to enhance early screening efforts and fills an important gap for younger women who may not otherwise have access to routine imaging.