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A new review finds nanomaterial-enabled biosensors achieve extraordinary detection limits in laboratories but rarely survive clinical translation due to reproducibility, ...
A single-center observational study in Japan found that urine point-of-care Gram staining was associated with more narrow-spectrum antibiotic prescribing and ...
A new perspective argues that fully integrated 3D-printed devices combining sample preparation, fluidics, and sensing could reshape diagnostics, environmental monitoring, ...
A new perspective argues that chemometric modeling should be built into biosensor architecture, enabling selectivity, drift compensation, multiplexing and lower ...
A sweeping review finds graphene-based biosensors report extraordinary detection limits that are often extrapolated, rarely clinically validated, and still blocked ...
A new Perspective argues that paper and soft polymeric materials have become active platforms that are transforming electrochemical sensors for ...
A qualitative study of 12 Norwegian paramedics identifies both barriers and opportunities in using digital health technologies for non-emergency prehospital ...
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