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Admin (Retired)
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
If things work out as planned, doctors and nurses in developing countries could soon be able to conduct a simple, inexpensive blood test on patients to see if they're at risk of developing diabetes, thanks to the work of Prakash Naidu.
The soft-spoken Ottawa man who interchangeably describes himself as an inventor and an innovator is working with a partner in India to develop a low-cost blood test that will detect a person's current insulin resistance (IR) level and depict it on a 1-100 point metric scale.
http://www.vancouversun.com/health/Inventor+test+could+pinpoint+diabetes+risk/9209183/story.html
The soft-spoken Ottawa man who interchangeably describes himself as an inventor and an innovator is working with a partner in India to develop a low-cost blood test that will detect a person's current insulin resistance (IR) level and depict it on a 1-100 point metric scale.
http://www.vancouversun.com/health/Inventor+test+could+pinpoint+diabetes+risk/9209183/story.html
