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December 28th, 2004
Nanomedicine: It’s in Your Blood
Abstract:
(2nd story on the page) John Smith arrives at the doctor’s office with a slight fever, a runny nose and a sore throat; the physician suspects a cold. He inserts a small, handheld device the size of a miniature pocket calculator into the patient’s mouth like a tongue depressor. The built-in molecular assay receptors sense and report the presence of various kinds of bacteria, providing a three-dimensional, color-coded map of Smith’s throat.
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