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Computer vision malaria diagnostic systems—progress and prospects

Pollak et al., 2017

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9382605665254746906
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Pollak J
Houri-Yafin A
Salpeter S
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Frontiers in public health

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Accurate malaria diagnosis is critical to prevent malaria fatalities, curb overuse of antimalarial drugs, and promote appropriate management of other causes of fever. While several diagnostic tests exist, the need for a rapid and highly accurate malaria assay …
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