App to detect Skin Cancer.

  With a rapid growth of technology which offers both good and bad, as far now its about good.  Yes, A team of people in University of Michigan in the U.S. created a new app for iPhone called UMSkinCheck, could help you to conduct self examine your body to detect potential skin cancer.

  For this you have to expose yourself fully to your results.  That is you have to take at-least 23 nude photos of your body in seven different poses those photos will be stored in this app.  Another thing is according to LiveScience report, you cannot take all those photos by yourself, you need another person's help for it.

  This app provides many other useful tool too like you can do self-exam to check which part of your body that are most certainly exposed to sun, a lesion tracker.  It also gives important information on sun damage and provides tips to save yourself from that.  A tab in that app called Melanoma shows images of what potential skin cancer could look like, Sun safety tab gives out tips on how to preserve skin from sun.  And also provide back-links which provide more information about skin cancer.

  The most important feature of this app is it has a password protection setting, which enables us to keep our private data's protected.

  Click Here To download UMSkinCkeck for free at itune app store.

  I think in near feature there gonna be many app of this kind, will makes us to self-examine or even to operate those by our self.