Portable malaria detection tool without blood tests works in 10 seconds
A harmless beam of infrared light on a person’s finger or ear can detect malaria in five to ten seconds, researchers from the.
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A harmless beam of infrared light on a person’s finger or ear can detect malaria in five to ten seconds, researchers from the.
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