How protein biosensors can shrink the timeline of medical emergencies

Researchers are developing compact protein biosensors capable of detecting immune proteins in blood in real time to diagnose conditions like sepsis. This technology aims to replace standard blood tests that can take up to 48 hours, potentially saving lives by enabling faster medical intervention.
A patient arrives at a hospital showing signs of sepsis, a deadly condition where the immune system attacks its own body after an infection. Sepsis kills 11 million people every year. Doctors must treat it within hours to save lives, but standard blood tests take up to 48 hours for results.
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