I invested because my wife and female friends say mammograms can be uncomfortable and sometimes painful. The uncomfortable and painful issue is why some women don’t get mammograms as often as they should. I believe this device will definitely change the game for women and how they feel about getting mammograms in the future.

I'm an advocate for women's health. Taking the pain out of the process of receiving a mammogram may help more women to take advantage of screenings that could save their lives, health, or esteem. My wife also approves!

I invested because it's time, we get rid of breast cancer. Women are the foundation of society. We need our women to live a long and healthy life and be the bearers of humanity and civilization, as we cross the frontiers of science.

Because I'm a breast cancer survivor. The mammograms and ultrasounds did not detect my cancer. This project seems like one that is more woman friendly and better for detection.

High-resolution CT imaging of the breast would seem to be an affordable alternative to MRI with (likely) easier access for patients. I would anticipate rapid adoption by insurers based on cost savings and it would appear as though it is a more comfortable option for women compared to compression imaging. I can't wait to see how this develops in the years to come.

My wife found your technology very appealing, and I was impressed with your government approvals, and the fact that you have already deployed machines. Excellent presentation, too. I may increase investment before it closes.

I'm a 6.5 year BC survivor and a patient at EWBC, one of the places where the KBCT was tested out. I have much faith in the work done at EWBC and the U of R.

Too many women in my life have suffered the effects of breast cancer. And I’ve heard many more complain about the discomfort of traditional mammograms. This no compression, 3-D machine has the potential to be a game changer.

This technology seems like a real step forward compared to current one in use.

I hate having my breast smashed but I still get it done & I have breast cancer survivors in my family so it was a no brainer for me.

I invested because I have four daughters and four young granddaughters. The #1 complaint about mammograms are that they hurt from the pressure. I have never talked with a woman who didn't complain about the testing procedure. This is a great answer to a common complaint. I am investing on behalf of the woman in my family. Thank you!