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Researchers at Michigan State University have developed a working rapid test that can detect the presence of African swine fever (ASF) virus in less than four hours and for as little as $2 per test.
Low-cost rapid test for ASF in development at Michigan State University
The test technology, which has been used to detect other diseases, costs as little as $2 per test and can provide results in a matter of hours.