Many female-prevalent diseases do not have tools and standards for early-detection other than subjective lifestyle or family-health related considerations.  In nearly all cases, the best early detection is a self-advocating patient who is: 1) well-attuned to her body; 2) willing to go through multiple layers of the healthcare system including dozens of questions and doubts from skeptical physicians when her body signals a potential issue.  Perhaps she is more tired than usual.  Perhaps she is experiencing abnormal bleeding.  Perhaps she has unusual changes in her appetite or unusual pain and discomfort that would otherwise go unnoticed or brushed aside. In all of these instances, most physicians first point to stress or some other lifestyle-related activity as the root cause rather than looking to determine if there is a deeper, disease-specific problem.  LSH's technology streamlines screening and diagnostics for both the physician and patient.