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Fancy coughing at your phone? Nicer than a swab up your nose

November 3, 2020 | Marcus | health, science, Uncategorised
Fancy coughing at your phone? Nicer than a swab up your nose

The pandemic has certainly been a trigger for some really interesting science to be done. Here’s something that’s hit the headlines today – Artificial Intelligence can be used to detect COVID-19 from the sound of someone’s cough. If you want to read it, the full report is here, but unless you’re lucky enough to subscribe […]

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