An anemia has developed an interesting smartphone app by analyzing these nails. When we talk about anemia or blood deficiency, hemoglobin is lower than usual in patients or red blood cells. Two billion people in the world are currently suffering from this condition. If not treated, serious problems, heart disease and, in particular, maternity problems arise.
Wilber Lem from Emory University, located in Atlanta, considered a lack of blood via a smartphone and developed an app that helps anemia identify nail images. It is clear that experts had previously developed a special light on the human body and developed the diab system successfully.
After researchers, experts have said that anemia can be credible as a diagnosis under the finger nails, as hemorrhoids are responsible for dying under the nails. The app reveals a blood shortage in the nail's eyes. On its back, there is a large online database of hemoglobin patients, who see a picture of it and identify anemia successfully.
According to Wilton Lem, a blood loss expert doesn't need to know and this work takes place in seconds. However, this is a massive trial that is being tested against elderly, pregnant women and children.
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