New portable bird flu detector unveiled

Scientists today revealed a portable bird flu detector that can spot the deadly H5N1 virus in less than 30 minutes.

New portable bird flu detector unveiled
Mon, 24 Sep, 2007 - 13:26

Scientists today revealed a portable bird flu detector that can spot the deadly H5N1 virus in less than 30 minutes.

The palm-sized device uses throat swabs or stool samples from humans and poultry.

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