quality of it so it's a bit of a postcode lottery

beyond that there isn't very much else so you know um anna talked about breast imaging well that's you know after you've been probably referred on a cancer referral pathway or an urgent referral pathway for breast imaging if you if you want to investigate bleeding through hystroscopy for example that has to be done once you've been referred on to a gynecologist and often waited a year year and a half for that first initial appointment So, firstly, as I said, we are reactive.

We're not early and we're not prevented enough.

The other thing is we're very limited in primary care because we only have access to ultrasound.

That's hit and miss.

The ramifications for that woman is... that they're waiting for ages inevitably and sadly for answers and they're worried while they're waiting and it's having an impact on their personal life, on their work life.

You know, there's lots of reports out there about how this has an impact on the economy because women aren't just women, they're carers, they're workers, you know, and we're 51% of the population.

Where do you see AI and new imaging technologies kind of having an impact? Well, I think Anna