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Diagnostic test

vials of blood

New Single Test Can Detect Almost Any Disease-Causing Pathogen in Hours

(Left) Scanning electron microscopy image of numerous Trichonomous vaginalis organisms attached to epithelial cells grown in the laboratory. (Right) An enlargement of the microscopy photo showing two organisms grown in the laboratory.

Finger-prick test developed for ‘trich’ a common, undiagnosed STI

blood in a test tube

Blood test detects toxic Alzheimer’s protein years before symptoms

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