Oxford's Ear-Scan device could replace blood tests for pregnancy anemia
NCT ID NCT07361380
Summary
This study is testing a new portable device called VITA that aims to detect anemia and iron deficiency in pregnant women without needing a blood draw. Researchers will use the device to scan the ear's blood vessels and compare the results to standard blood tests from 300 participants. The goal is to create a faster, easier way to diagnose the cause of anemia so women can get the right treatment.
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