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Home » Atomic and molecular » Structure and dynamics » Physicists detect malaria using light and magnets

Physicists detect malaria using light and magnets

30 Oct 2012
Malaria kills about one million people each year, globally
A technique that identifies malaria infections in blood using cheap magnets and run-of-the-mill pock

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Ceri Perkins is a science writer based in Switzerland
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