University of Michigan researchers have developed a new silicone skin patch with tiny microneedles that could enable at-home melanoma testing similar to a COVID-19 test strip. This innovative patch collects cancer-related signals from the skin’s surface, potentially allowing rapid, painless detection without biopsies or blood draws. Explore the article to learn how this technology could transform early skin cancer detection and its future applications.
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