Intel chip gear aims to detect disease
Can equipment that’s used to make semiconductors help detect the early stages of cancer ? Intel and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center are going to try to find out. "The chipmaker will construct a device, called a Raman Bioanalyzer System, at the Seattle-based research organization that will be able, ideally, to detect chemical anomalies in individual cells, which in turn could be used to flag diseases in their early stages."
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