New portable blood analyzer could improve anemia detection worldwide

To reduce the burden of anemia, health officials need a better picture of the disease’s global impact, an understanding made viable by a portable and affordable way to analyze blood. Researchers have now developed a device smaller than a toaster that can detect the level of hemoglobin in whole blood samples using optical absorbance.


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