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ProFound AI breast cancer detection, density and risk
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iCAD develops AI for breast cancer detection through the ProFound Breast Health Suite. The company was acquired by RadNet in July 2025 and now operates as part of DeepHealth, RadNet's subsidiary.
The software analyzes screening mammograms, 2D or 3D, to flag suspicious areas for the radiologist, scores breast density, and estimates risk from the image. Radiologists make the diagnosis. In the US, the Risk product is available for investigational use only.
Radiology practices and health systems running breast screening programs. Equipment partners include Hologic, Philips, Siemens, GE Healthcare, Canon and Fujifilm.
iCAD does not publish prices. Software is licensed through the vendor.
Viz.ai and PathAI apply AI to other care and pathology workflows, while Iodine Software, SmarterDx and Adonis target hospital documentation and revenue cycle. iCAD is specific to breast imaging.
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