First Warning Systems has developed a unique medical device, the First Warning Systems bra, which is the world's first device capable of detecting breast cancer at early stages. The basic principle of this device is to analyze the temperature of a woman's breast, which allows to detect the first signs of tumors in the mammary glands.

Sensor mini-thermometers with microchips are integrated into the cups of the bra, which react to changes in breast temperature and record alarming data, providing doctors with information for further diagnosis. The company's trials involving 650 women have confirmed that the medical device helps detect breast cancer more accurately and reduces the need for mammograms.

According to the developers, existing methods of diagnosing breast cancer are wrong in 30% of cases, leading to unnecessary biopsies and unnecessary medical procedures. The anti-cancer bra demonstrates a higher diagnostic accuracy of over 90% compared to traditional mammography, which has an accuracy of only 70%.

However, despite the significant benefits, there are doubts about the effectiveness of the new technology. Some critics claim that chip-based thermography is not always reliable enough due to possible false temperature spikes caused by various factors. To get reliable results, it is necessary to wear a bra for at least 12 hours.

Overall, the developers hope that their medical device will be used by women from an early age, allowing doctors to obtain valuable information for more accurate diagnosis of breast conditions. The First Warning Systems bra opens up new possibilities for early detection of breast cancer and increases the chances of successful treatment of the disease.