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IISc. team comes up with one-minute Covid-19 test

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Users can record their voice through a smartphone, tablet or a computer by logging onto webpage of Coswara, a sound-based Covid-19 diagnostic tool developed by Indian Institute of Science (IISc.) researchers. Once data is uploaded, the tool will display the probability score (whether Covid-19 positive or not)

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