Paper: The next evolution in theragnostics?

A wonderful piece from the NYT courtesy of Khurram Khan: Far From Any Lab, Paper Bits Find Illness Video here Small Fixes: Paper Diagnostics:  Donald G. McNeil Jr., a science reporter for The New York Times, explains a liver damage test that fits on a postage stamp and could cost less than a penny

A wonderful piece from the NYT courtesy of Khurram Khan: Far From Any Lab, Paper Bits Find Illness Video here Small Fixes: Paper Diagnostics:  Donald G. McNeil Jr., a science reporter for The New York Times, explains a liver damage test that fits on a postage stamp and could cost less than a penny

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Paper: The next evolution in theragnostics?

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