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Monthly Archives: November 2014
WHO Target Product Profiles and the Characteristics of TBDx™
During the recent 45th World Conference on Lung Health, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a new Meeting Report, “High-priority target product profiles for new tuberculosis diagnostics: report of a consensus meeting.” The publication follows a meeting convened in late … Continue reading →
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Tagged Automated Detection Of Tuberculosis, automated laboratory processing, computer aided detection, computer vision diagnostics, detection algorithms, smear microscopy, Sputum Smeared Slides, tb diagnostics, TB Reach, tbdx, tuberculosis, World Health Organization
The Importance of Automated Sputum Microscopy as a Diagnostic Tool Continues to Grow
Each year the Stop TB Partnership, and its New Diagnostic Working Group, host an open half-day meeting to discuss the development of new TB diagnostics. The meeting arrays a list of promising technologies that are in the evaluation pipeline. This … Continue reading →
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Tagged Automated Detection Of Tuberculosis, automated laboratory processing, computer aided detection, computer vision diagnostics, detection algorithms, digital image processing, smear microscopy, Sputum Smeared Slides, tb diagnostics, tbdx, tuberculosis, World Health Organization
