[jadeddrag]

Are there any estimates about releasing this technology for general use? Or does the (US) FDA insist on slowing down this type of diagnostic technology a few decades, or can we expect to see these as kiosks in every clinic over the next few months?

[rabbitonrails]

The new Theranos Blockchain is already manufacturing diagnostic units.

[lquist]

It will be more than a few months, but my understanding is that the FDA is now one of the fastest agencies to give approval in the world. See: https://www.propublica.org/article/fda-repays-industry-by-ru...

[Omnus]

You don't seem to understand the actual problems with screening. Try learning about the field before implying the FDA isn't doing their job: https://www.bmj.com/content/352/bmj.h6080

[keithnz]

it's research.... in england.

The orginal paper is here http://andrea.soltoggio.net/data/papers/skaryszEtAl-CNN-GC-M...

at the moment they are essentially saying it's a promising tech that helps experts and cuts down on their errors. It helps with one part of the analysis. Looks like it is a long way from anything general use, though it's on the path towards that.