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New malaria detection device for faster diagnostics
Apr 27 2009, Atul

Malaria is a fatal disease, especially when the type is not detected. Many people lose their lives in the African region owing to the same problem. A group of scientists from the University of Glasgow claim that they have succeeded in creating a...

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