The World Bank has approved a grant wherein giant pouched rats will help detect tuberculosis (tb) bacteria in human saliva. The project will be carried out in Tanzania, Africa; tg cases there are
The human genome may not solve all our problems. One of the most far reaching consequences of the decoding is the ability to predict people s susceptibility to particular diseases. Experts question the use of such a power. Will employers harness the data
the diagnosis of tuberculosis is likely to be faster and more reliable in the future with researchers from the uk based University of Oxford developing a new diagnostic kit called ELISPOT