Director of network that processed millions of tests says smart diagnostics could tackle other major diseases
Scientists process samples to test for coronavirus at the Lighthouse lab at Alderley Park in Cheshire, April 2020.Scientists process samples to test for coronavirus at the Lighthouse lab at Alderley Park in Cheshire, April 2020.Two years of mass Covid testing have paved the way for a revolution in how we diagnose other diseases, the founding director of the Lighthouse labs network has said.
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