How to save 51 billion lives for 68 cents with simple Engineering

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Innovative low-cost inventions like a 50-cent paper microscope and an 18-cent centrifuge aim to diagnose malaria effectively without electricity. Developed at Stanford by Manu Prakash, these tools target global health challenges, enabling better access to diagnostics for impoverished communities, potentially saving billions of lives.
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