Health & Medicine

Diseases & Treatments

A laser to detect malaria

Émission

CQFD
05 February 2014

Blaise Genton

CHUV

Biologie et de médecine, UNIL

A team of researchers has developed a device that can detect malaria in a patient in a matter of seconds, with a simple laser beam sent to the skin.

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