A new study undertaken by Ugandan and American researchers has revealed that delicate human samples from remote areas destined for laboratories are not negatively affected by drone flight. The study, published in the journal Science Advances, found no significant difference between the health of people who were exposed to drones flying over their villages or those living near them.
A new study undertaken by Ugandan and American researchers has revealed that delicate human samples from remote areas destined for laboratories are not negatively affected by drone flight. Doctors in Kenya have explained how drones may soon become a regular feature for the healthcare sector in Kenya to transport samples for lab testing or deliver drugs to patients.