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NYU to adopt Kiwi cancer technology

One of America’s leading universities, New York University (NYU), will utilise Kiwi MoleMap technology to advance skin cancer research and help find new ways to detect melanoma earlier.

A spokesman for MoleMap told NBR the deal was worth $500,000 a year.

The Charles C. Harris Skin and Cancer Unit, a teaching hospital at NYU’s Langone Medical Center will now have access to 1000’s of Kiwi and Australian melanoma case studies for their residents and researchers to examine.

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