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Scientists Develop 10-Second HIV Test Linked to Mobile Phones

15:00 EDT 3 Oct 2017 | Drug Discovery Development

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Early detection of HIV is vital to help contain potential outbreaks, but existing tests require complex analysis equipment and long waiting times for results.
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