Wednesday, September 6, 2017
$40 keychain-size detector quickly alerts you of allergens in food
If you’re someone with a horrible allergy that’s not often accommodated at restaurants or food producers, taking a bite means taking your life into your hands — or mouth, I suppose. A new device developed at Harvard Medical School may soon let you test food for common allergens instead of using yourself as your own guinea pig. It’s called the integrated exogenous antigen testing system, or iEAT 
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