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Skin Cancer Flashcard "game"

LiveAlan Robinson28 apps · 538.3K installsEducationFreealan.skincancer

Benign and malignant image set; practice with almost 400 images

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Total installs
2,360
exact · Play shows 1,000+
Installs / day
0
since last crawl
Rating
3.9★
11 ratings · 1 reviews
Released
2 Aug 2020
6.2y ago
Last update
5 Aug 2025
v16.0 · 1.2y ago
Countries
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Install history

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Data safety

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  • No data shared with third parties
  • No data collected

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Store listing

Full description
Free training tool for medical professionals and students to use to sharpen their eye for spotting skin cancer. Use this app if you've already had some basic training and want a lot of examples to work through in your free time. If you need a full course in recognizing skin cancer this app is not the place to start. Half of photos are benign, half are malignant (melanomas). Remembers what you got wrong on the last training set, so you can re-test yourself later.

What's new

Android 16 support.

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