an inexpensive hand-held device, CliniHub, developed by Cambridge Consultants, UK-based R&D company. The CliniHub, currently is being developed in partnership with XenBio Fluidics of San Diego, California, depends mainly on a cheap detector that senses a telltale fluorescent glow from a wide range of disease markers that the developers say will be the subject of patent applications.
Sunday, 29 August 2010
CliniHub, Hand-Held Detector For Wide Range Of Diseases
Primary healthcare doctors are now able to recognize a wide range of diseases, from breast cancer to MRSA, using an inexpensive hand-held device, CliniHub, developed by Cambridge Consultants, UK-based R&D company. The CliniHub, currently is being developed in partnership with XenBio Fluidics of San Diego, California, depends mainly on a cheap detector that senses a telltale fluorescent glow from a wide range of disease markers that the developers say will be the subject of patent applications.
an inexpensive hand-held device, CliniHub, developed by Cambridge Consultants, UK-based R&D company. The CliniHub, currently is being developed in partnership with XenBio Fluidics of San Diego, California, depends mainly on a cheap detector that senses a telltale fluorescent glow from a wide range of disease markers that the developers say will be the subject of patent applications.
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