Volatile Organic Compound Technology Can Predict Preterm Birth

Volatile organic compound technology can be used to predict preterm birth with an accuracy of 73%. The device is trained to detect bacterial vaginosis.

Volatile Organic Compound Technology Can Predict Preterm Birth

Volatile organic compound technology can be used to predict preterm birth with an accuracy of 73%. The device is trained to detect bacterial vaginosis. Read More

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