A new study published in the journal Nature Medicine reports on the development of a new tool that can lead to cheaper, faster and more accurate diagnosis of malaria infection by analyzing only a droplet of blood. The tool could replace the laborious, error-prone method by which a lab technician looks for malaria parasites in blood through a microscope, they said. While that method is considered the gold standard in malaria diagnostics today, it depends ...Monday 1 September 2014
Cheaper and More Accurate Method for Diagnosis of Malaria Developed
A new study published in the journal Nature Medicine reports on the development of a new tool that can lead to cheaper, faster and more accurate diagnosis of malaria infection by analyzing only a droplet of blood. The tool could replace the laborious, error-prone method by which a lab technician looks for malaria parasites in blood through a microscope, they said. While that method is considered the gold standard in malaria diagnostics today, it depends ...
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