AUSTRALIA-SOLARSCAN IMAGING GUN-1

Doctor Scott Menzies uses the new SolarScan imaging gun to check Michelle Avramidis' skin for deadly melanomas at the Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, 08 May 2002. Developed by Australian researchers at Polartechnics and the CSIRO, the SolarScan uses image analysis software to remove hair and oil bubbles from the image taken by the surface microscope to detect and monitor melanomas which kill some 1,000 Australians every year. AFP PHOTO/Torsten BLACKWOOD (Photo by TORSTEN BLACKWOOD / AFP) (Photo by TORSTEN BLACKWOOD/AFP via Getty Images)
Doctor Scott Menzies uses the new SolarScan imaging gun to check Michelle Avramidis' skin for deadly melanomas at the Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, 08 May 2002. Developed by Australian researchers at Polartechnics and the CSIRO, the SolarScan uses image analysis software to remove hair and oil bubbles from the image taken by the surface microscope to detect and monitor melanomas which kill some 1,000 Australians every year. AFP PHOTO/Torsten BLACKWOOD (Photo by TORSTEN BLACKWOOD / AFP) (Photo by TORSTEN BLACKWOOD/AFP via Getty Images)
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