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World's First Saliva Pregnancy Test Launched In UK
The product named Salistick has been developed by an Israeli biotech company and is based on the technology used to make Covid testing kits.
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New At-Home Covid Test As Effective As PCR Test - How It Works
Researchers have developed an at-home, saliva-based testing platform for COVID-19 that is as effective as a PCR test, and can provide results in just 45 minutes.
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Permanent Saliva Ban Not A Big Deal, Says Australia Test Captain Pat Cummins
Australia Test skipper Pat Cummins says since the impact of precautionary prohibition on use of saliva for shining the ball was not as huge as anticipated, a permanent ban on its usage will not be a "big deal" for the seam bowlers.
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COVID-19 Detection Within an Hour? This Device Makes It Possible, as Accurate as PCR Test
A team of engineers at MIT and Harvard University has designed a small device that can detect and report SARS-CoV-2 from a saliva sample within an hour. The study also demonstrates that the test is as accurate as a PCR test.
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New COVID-19 Testing Method Gives Result In 1 Second, Say Scientists: Report
Scientists have developed a novel sensor system that can detect the novel coronavirus from saliva samples in one second, which is way faster than current COVID-19 diagnostic methods.
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India vs England: Ben Stokes Seen Applying Saliva To The Ball, Umpire Has A Word With Him
India vs England: Ben Stokes was seen applying saliva to the ball, a practice banned by International Cricket Council in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic.
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India vs England, 1st Test: Saliva Ban Made It Difficult To Shine The Ball As Sweat Not Effective, Says Jasprit Bumrah
India vs England: Jasprit Bumrah explained that sweat which is lighter than saliva is not at all a good option to prepare the ball for reverse swing.
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Singapore Approves COVID-19 Test Using Saliva From Inside Throat
Singapore has approved Advanced MedTech Holdings' COVID-19 kit for use in testing saliva from deep within the throat, the company said, as the country looks to ramp up testing to help re-open its borders and resume more economic activity.
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US Allows "Game-Changer" Emergency Use Of New Saliva-Based Covid Test
The US health watchdog has authorised the emergency use of a new and expensive saliva based laboratory diagnostic test for COVID-19 that could be a game changer in the diagnosis of the infection as it will enable rapid testing amongst more people easily.
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"Bowlers Hold The Key" If Australia Are To Beat India In Test Series: Brett Lee
Brett Lee said that Australia's pace attack held the key if they are to beat India in their upcoming Test series Down Under in December.
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Indian-Led Team In US Develops Low Cost, Electricity Free Device For COVID Testing
Researchers, led by an Indian scientist, have developed a cheap, electricity free centrifuge to separate components in patient saliva samples for the detection of the novel coronavirus, an advance that may increase accessibility of COVID-19 diagnostics in poor regions of the world.
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It Will Be Safe To Use Saliva If Players Test Negative Before Match: Ajit Agarkar
Ajit Agarkar understands that saliva-ban is a "safe option" in prevailing situation but urged the custodians of the game to be flexible if players test negative before the start of any series.
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Sachin Tendulkar Calls For Early Introduction Of 2nd New Ball In Tests To Aid Fast Bowlers
Sachin Tendulkar spoke about the challenges of using only sweat and why use of saliva was a necessity to shine the ball.
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Coronavirus: ICC Bans Use Of Saliva On Cricket Ball, Clears COVID Substitute Rule In Tests
The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday announced several interim changes in playing regulations, including the ban on use of saliva to shine a cricket ball.
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Cricket "Will Become Even More Batsmen Friendly" With Saliva Ban, Says Irfan Pathan
Irfan Pathan reckons that the ban on using saliva for shining the ball is a significant blow to bowlers and authorities should ensure the preparation of bowling-friendly Test wickets to prevent complete domination of the game by the batsmen.
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World's First Saliva Pregnancy Test Launched In UK
The product named Salistick has been developed by an Israeli biotech company and is based on the technology used to make Covid testing kits.
-
New At-Home Covid Test As Effective As PCR Test - How It Works
Researchers have developed an at-home, saliva-based testing platform for COVID-19 that is as effective as a PCR test, and can provide results in just 45 minutes.
-
Permanent Saliva Ban Not A Big Deal, Says Australia Test Captain Pat Cummins
Australia Test skipper Pat Cummins says since the impact of precautionary prohibition on use of saliva for shining the ball was not as huge as anticipated, a permanent ban on its usage will not be a "big deal" for the seam bowlers.
-
COVID-19 Detection Within an Hour? This Device Makes It Possible, as Accurate as PCR Test
A team of engineers at MIT and Harvard University has designed a small device that can detect and report SARS-CoV-2 from a saliva sample within an hour. The study also demonstrates that the test is as accurate as a PCR test.
-
New COVID-19 Testing Method Gives Result In 1 Second, Say Scientists: Report
Scientists have developed a novel sensor system that can detect the novel coronavirus from saliva samples in one second, which is way faster than current COVID-19 diagnostic methods.
-
India vs England: Ben Stokes Seen Applying Saliva To The Ball, Umpire Has A Word With Him
India vs England: Ben Stokes was seen applying saliva to the ball, a practice banned by International Cricket Council in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic.
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India vs England, 1st Test: Saliva Ban Made It Difficult To Shine The Ball As Sweat Not Effective, Says Jasprit Bumrah
India vs England: Jasprit Bumrah explained that sweat which is lighter than saliva is not at all a good option to prepare the ball for reverse swing.
-
Singapore Approves COVID-19 Test Using Saliva From Inside Throat
Singapore has approved Advanced MedTech Holdings' COVID-19 kit for use in testing saliva from deep within the throat, the company said, as the country looks to ramp up testing to help re-open its borders and resume more economic activity.
-
US Allows "Game-Changer" Emergency Use Of New Saliva-Based Covid Test
The US health watchdog has authorised the emergency use of a new and expensive saliva based laboratory diagnostic test for COVID-19 that could be a game changer in the diagnosis of the infection as it will enable rapid testing amongst more people easily.
-
"Bowlers Hold The Key" If Australia Are To Beat India In Test Series: Brett Lee
Brett Lee said that Australia's pace attack held the key if they are to beat India in their upcoming Test series Down Under in December.
-
Indian-Led Team In US Develops Low Cost, Electricity Free Device For COVID Testing
Researchers, led by an Indian scientist, have developed a cheap, electricity free centrifuge to separate components in patient saliva samples for the detection of the novel coronavirus, an advance that may increase accessibility of COVID-19 diagnostics in poor regions of the world.
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It Will Be Safe To Use Saliva If Players Test Negative Before Match: Ajit Agarkar
Ajit Agarkar understands that saliva-ban is a "safe option" in prevailing situation but urged the custodians of the game to be flexible if players test negative before the start of any series.
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Sachin Tendulkar Calls For Early Introduction Of 2nd New Ball In Tests To Aid Fast Bowlers
Sachin Tendulkar spoke about the challenges of using only sweat and why use of saliva was a necessity to shine the ball.
-
Coronavirus: ICC Bans Use Of Saliva On Cricket Ball, Clears COVID Substitute Rule In Tests
The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday announced several interim changes in playing regulations, including the ban on use of saliva to shine a cricket ball.
-
Cricket "Will Become Even More Batsmen Friendly" With Saliva Ban, Says Irfan Pathan
Irfan Pathan reckons that the ban on using saliva for shining the ball is a significant blow to bowlers and authorities should ensure the preparation of bowling-friendly Test wickets to prevent complete domination of the game by the batsmen.
