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Health

|  Early Detect  

|  Early Intervene  

|  Thrive 

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There is an opportunity to revolutionise medicine with a new early detection, diagnosis and treatment approach. Only 3 out of 10 people survive more than a year after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, with a median survival period of 5-7 months (AIHW, 2023; Lundy, et al., 2021). Pancreatic cancer is often not detected until it has advanced because it usually doesn't exhibit symptoms in its early stages. There is also no early screening tool for pancreatic cancer, contributing to poor outcomes for many patients.

 

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence, Duobots™ is a groundbreaking nanorobotics device currently being developed by NanoCube Health to:

   

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​Early detect pancreatic cancer forming at its earliest stage ​

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Monitor treatment progress in real-time 

 

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​Deliver targeted treatment 

Science Lab

Explore the 4-Part Startup Daily Series Featuring NanoCube Health
 Sponsored by Dell Technologies 

EP 1: CHANGING HEALTHCARE

EP 3: THE FOUNDERS TRIBE

EP 2: TRUE TECH INNOVATION

EP 4: TAKING THE GLOBAL STAGE

Watch the Dare to Hope documentary 
An insight into the life of former AFL Hawthorn player Paul Dear and his family, following his diagnosis of
terminal Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.


 

Available to stream exclusively on SBS on Demand and Kayo Sports 

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The technology under development is not yet commercially available. While we continue to advance product development, we strongly encourage people to know the signs of pancreatic cancer to promote earlier diagnosis.

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