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Bacterial "Pills" Could Detect Intestinal Diseases - without an Endoscope
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No more colonoscopies – researchers report in the journal ACS Sensors that they have developed a sensor made of tiny microspheres filled with blood-sensitive bacteria that detect markers for gastrointestinal diseases. The miniature "pills" are taken orally and contain...
No more colonoscopies – researchers report in the journal ACS Sensors that they have developed a sensor made of tiny microspheres filled with blood-sensitive bacteria that detect markers for gastrointestinal diseases. The miniature "pills" are taken orally and contain...
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