FWS steps ahead of previous methods of detection of minute temperature variations in the breast by analyzing discrete dynamic thermal finger print data points. Bioinformatics software analysis compares the finger print profile with the FWS database with completed cases having temperature registration, mammographic findings, and biopsy results.

The FWS demonstrates that the use of multiple interpretive systems can bring its capabilities within 90% specificity and sensitivity. This allows a computerized generation of results into Normal, Benign, Suspected for Breast Tissue Abnormalities, or Probable for Breast Tissue Abnormalities classifications. Measurable dynamic thermal finger prints (see Science) evidence themselves as much as six years prior to tumor presentation of a size measurable by mammography.

Personalized, Breast Health Now^TM history is available to build a personal history for each person to track their BTA Early Alerts^TM reports. Storage is HIPPA compliant, patient accessible, and available for physician transfer upon patient approval.