A credit card-sized device called the mChip can diagnose HIV and syphilis in minutes in the remotest reaches of the developing world. The device, which was successfully field tested in Rwanda, is described in the August issue of Nature Medicine: www.nature.com/nm/journal/vaop/ncurrent/abs/nm.2408.html
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catfishbug 4 months ago
nice info
wellwisher106 6 months ago
The guy at 0:36 sounds like Lumpy Space Princess.
Well anyway, this is really cool :D!
PlasticLion 6 months ago
Man it always seems to be western chinese living in the US that come up with these advanced scientific solutions.
EnigmaNZ1 6 months ago
20 min they should use this in regular hospitals
shenyang88 6 months ago
Thumbs up to these clever people who are working for the benefit of humanity.
FedupwithR 7 months ago
impressive !
speedraf 7 months ago
Mmmmm. Chips. Seriously though, this is a really interesting story!
jfreedrix 7 months ago
Best part of their job? Watching the blood go back and forth! So cool!
FraserGLParlane 7 months ago
cool
UglyYeller 7 months ago