These diagnostic tools can attach to any application without requiring that application to start in a special mode.
Patients breathe into a glass diagnostic tool; when the trained bees detect any of the diseases or hormones, they move towards the tubes that lead closer to the breath.
These advances have in turn led to more precise diagnostic tools and the ability to quickly develop efficient, specific and sensitive detection kits for new microbial strains.
Now, 190 years after its invention, the go-to diagnostic tool hanging around every doc's neck has earned a modern makeover.
Doctors hope it can be used as a diagnostic tool in homes and hospitals.
