New paper-based device boosts HIV test accuracy from dried blood samples

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Source: Charlie Mace

Scientists have trialled a more precise medical device to measure HIV viral loads by engineering a paper device with wax-printed patterns that create precise channels and collection spots, ensuring it consistently collects the same volume of blood.

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