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Breath test for detecting head and neck cancer, April 10, 2015

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At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015 At SAMLAB in Neuchâtel, under the direction of Nico de Rooij, a team of researchers developed very precise micro-sensors able to distinguish cancerous cells in people's breath. STI. April 10, 2015