Dr. House

Dr. House
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Yogurt bacteria could replace colonoscopies for cancer detection
working on engineered bacteria that detects colorectal cancer. After the nanoparticles pass through the digestive system, a urine sample shows results on a reactive paper -- similar to that of a pregnancy test. In addition to being much less invasive, the high-powered yogurt method doesn't require a lab full of equipment, making it an attractive alternative for poor locales. Here's to hoping scientists figure out a better way to get through a root canal next.
http://www.engadget.com/2014/10/03/cancer-finding-yogurt/
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