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PEI uses Densitas breast density software province-wide

February 19, 2020


Ryan DugganHALIFAX, N.S. – Halifax-based Densitas Inc., a leading provider of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies for digital mammography, announced that Prince Edward Island (PEI) has integrated its Health Canada-licensed automated breast density software, densitas densityai™, into the PEI breast screening program. As a result, every woman who receives a screening mammogram on the island will be notified of her breast density through the software’s AI-powered algorithm that standardizes density reporting and supports uniform care.

Densitas densityai™ generates fully automated, standardized, and reproducible AI-driven breast density assessments from mammograms that align with internationally recognized breast density classification scales.

Premier Dennis King announced plans for province-wide density notification in November 2019.

PEI now becomes the second Canadian province to implement breast density notification using Densitas’ automated results after Nova Scotia.

“Health PEI’s integration of our breast density solution into its screening workflow is a testament to the unique advantages that our solution offers,” said Ryan Duggan (pictured), director of product development at Densitas. “Our advanced solutions are built to solve real clinical problems and effectively support healthcare providers in the move towards value-based care.”

About Densitas
Our vision is to move the needle in breast cancer screening through individualized patient management for sustainable healthcare service delivery. Densitas develops advanced AI-powered solutions that deliver on-demand actionable insights through point-of-care and advanced healthcare analytics for breast health management aimed at improved patient outcomes. The densitas ai™ platform, comprising densitas density ai™, densitas quality ai™ and densitas risk ai™, tackles pressing challenges facing breast cancer screening today, including precision breast health, mammography quality, workflow efficiencies, compliance with national standards, and meeting accreditation requirements. Learn more at www.densitas.health.

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