Peter Lillehoj, assistant professor of mechanical engineering. Photo: MSU
Peter Lillehoj, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, is heading a team of researchers that will use a $1.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop the technology to diagnose and monitor cerebral malaria using mobile phones.
The diagnosis and clinical care for patients with cerebral malaria is complicated. “It is difficult to predict which patients are at risk of deteriorating from the disease, and which are not,” said Terrie Taylor, an MSU University Distinguished Professor and internationally recognized expert on malaria.
Read more, via MSU to Develop Mobile App for Malaria Diagnosis
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