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Device Invented for Rapid Detection of Pathogens in the Blood
A new device has been invented that could help health professionals detect and treat deadly infections. Engineers from Rutgers University created a cheap, transparent multiplexed miniature device that can rapidly detect pathogenic bacteria in the blood. With this invention, health professionals can identify causes of deadly bacterial infections accurately and rapidly so that they can initiate targeted and effective treatments.
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