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User-interface design and evaluation in a mobile application for detecting latent tuberculosis
Treatment and monitoring of tuberculosis have been met with various interventions to reduce its prevalence. One such intervention, to detect and prevent latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI), is the tuberculin skin test (TST), for which an induration response on a patient’s arm is an indication of LT...
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Division of Biomedical Engineering
2020
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