| iCad, Inc. is an industry-leading provider of | | | | treatment facilities worldwide will now have |
| advanced image analysis and workflow solutions | | | | access to CAD solutions for their mammography |
| for the early identification of cancer. It offers a | | | | systems following this agreement. This CAD |
| comprehensive range of high-performance, | | | | technology uses advanced algorithms to evaluate |
| upgradeable Computer-Aided Detection systems | | | | various aspects of the image data, assisting |
| and workflow solutions for mammography, | | | | radiologists in detecting cancer by providing a |
| Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Computed | | | | visual indication of suspicious areas. The American |
| Tomography (CT). The company received FDA | | | | Cancer Society outlines recommendations for the |
| approval for its first breast cancer detection | | | | early detection of breast cancer, including |
| product in 2002, and more than 3,500 iCad | | | | recommended yearly mammograms starting at |
| systems have been placed in healthcare practices | | | | age 40. |
| worldwide since. iCAD's solutions aid in the early | | | | |
| detection of the most prevalent cancers including | | | | |
| breast and prostate, and in the future colon and | | | | "iCAD is pleased to be able to offer advanced |
| lung cancer. | | | | computer-aided detection technology, a potentially |
| The company is currently trading at 1.74, up .09 | | | | life-saving tool, to U.S. military veterans," said Ken |
| or 5.45%. Today, iCAD announced that it has | | | | Ferry, President and CEO of iCAD. "We hope that |
| signed an agreement with the Defense Supply | | | | by adding CAD, the VA and Department of |
| Center to provide federal healthcare facilities | | | | Defense Hospitals will be able to identify breast |
| including Veteran's Administration (VA) and | | | | cancer at an earlier stage among the women who |
| Department of Defense Hospitals withs its | | | | have served or who are currently serving in our |
| Computer-Aided-Detection (CAD) technology for | | | | armed forces. |
| mammography. Over 400 federal medical | | | | |