Rapid Malaria Test Uses the Power of Magnets, Case Western Reserve University Study

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A student-professor team at Case Western Reserve University has invented a hand-held malaria detector that works on an unusual principle: Malaria parasites are stuffed with iron, so their innards can be magnetized.

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