GENOMTEC ID Genomtec ID is a handy, innovative diagnostic device. It is based on the amplification and detection of specific DNA and RNA fragments, i.e. the gold standard of molecular diagnostics. Studies involving Genomtec ID can be performed both in humans and animals as well as in agriculture, food industry and environmental contamination control.

From sample collection to data management, our end-to-end mobile platform empowers you to take real-time PCR everywhere you need it.

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Experts from our Health vertical have chosen the startups that are helping fight the coronavirus outbreak worldwide.

News-Medical speaks to Dr. Albert Rizzo about silent hypoxia and how it is occurring in individuals that are suffering from COVID-19.

The low-cost medical devices, which measure oxygen in the blood, can be a way to detect covid-19 complications.

This is what I learned during 10 days of treating Covid pneumonia at Bellevue Hospital.

Some doctors are recommending these small, inexpensive devices to help monitor symptoms.

Jewish General Hospital in Montreal is battling the coronavirus outbreak with what has been described as a “revolutionary” app that can monitor peoples’ vital signs when they look on their smartpho…

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Use your smartphone to complete the risk survey, measure your vitals, and get immediate guidance based on your results.

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COVID-19 tests detect either the coronavirus itself or antibodies made as part of the immune response to it. The virus test detects active infection and works best during the first seven days of symptoms. The antibody test detects past infection and works best from around ten days after the start of symptoms. Virus testing is used mainly for diagnosis of COVID-19. Antibody testing is used mainly for surveys of the extent of COVID-19 spread in the population.

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Eviction cases are expected to soar in New York City as housing courts reopen and landlords seek to recoup income lost during the pandemic.

The invention of an instant COVID-19 breathalyser could have enormous implications for air travel, with borders able to be re-opened and passengers mandatorily tested before flying

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A software update allows Ford police SUVs to sterilize themselves.

The threat of COVID-19 has of course changed habits, such as washing hands and avoiding crowds. But to what extent, and for how long? And how have people in different countries responded differently? A new survey finds out.

How the streaming giant presents itself as a TV and movie super fan and uses meme-able, self-aware social media content to keep us watching more.

Undaunted by the restrictions caused by the pandemic, UConn's 2020 MFA exhibition is now online.

This future suit wants to make it safe to go to live events again. Could this be the answer to the return of the crowd?

The urgent need to step back from physical exhibition spaces has given rise to a host of digital environments that offer a new way of experiencing art.

While the global coronavirus pandemic is having a huge impact on museums around the world, some are stepping up to document this unprecedented event.