Chip ditches blood test snapshots for real-time checks
They say it could be transformative for disease detection, patient monitoring, and biomedical research. “A blood test is great, but it can’t tell you, for example, whether insulin or glucose levels are increasing or decreasing in a patient.” For even the most routine of medical checkups, a blood test is often the first order of business. But, for all its diagnostic power, this common test provides only a snapshot of the blood during a single moment in time. “A blood test is great, but i...
Eric Appel Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Stanford Diabetes Research Center Pilot Grant Transdisciplinary Initiative Program Stanford University Stanford Maternal Child Health Research Institute
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