New technology to detect breast cancer
Approximately one out of ten women in Europe is concerned with breast cancer. The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany are among countries with the highest incidence rate. Current screening methods have proven themselves to be efficient but also to detect only late stage cancers. With the support of Interreg, MicroBioMed project aims at developing a new, early-stage and rapid diagnostic tool.
Edited by : CSL, Joseph Bernier
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: THE WORLD OF BIOSENSORS - AN INTRODUCTION
