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RGCB Grants Rs 7 Crore to Researchers to Develop New Device that Can Detect Cervical Cancer Quickly without Biopsy
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Thiruvananthapuram: A team of researchers at the BRIC-Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology is working to develop an automated device that can diagnose diseases within a few minutes through a simple blood test.
RGCB researchers have received a grant of Rs 7 crore to develop a device that can quickly detect cervical cancer through a blood test without a biopsy. This device, which works using nanopore technology, will help in easy diagnosis, including in rural areas.
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