“Now more than ever, it is critical we put the comfort of patients first and get them answers as fast as possible. We are proud to bring Serena Bright to our customers during a time when this type of innovation is needed most,” said Agnes Berzsenyi, President and CEO of Women’s Health and X-Ray at GE Healthcare. “We hope this technology can help improve breast cancer outcomes for women during this time of uncertainty.”
Health systems worldwide are looking to implement the Serena Bright technology in their fight against breast cancer, with Jefferson Health in Philadelphia being the first health care system in the United States to offer this technology in late 2020.
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