NEW YORK (360Dx) – A team of scientists at Imperial College London has developed a new interferon-gamma release-assay (IGRA) for detecting active tuberculosis in patients that they claim could be used in routine clinical practice.
NEW YORK (360Dx) – A team of scientists at Imperial College London has developed a new interferon-gamma release-assay (IGRA) for detecting active tuberculosis in patients that they claim could be used in routine clinical practice.
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