17-year-old student develops tool to rapidly diagnose malaria, other blood diseases

17-year-old student develops tool to rapidly diagnose malaria, other blood diseases

A student at Dickinson High School in North Dakota earned a $50,000 grant to continue the research she started for a school science fair, developing a tool to help doctors diagnose blood diseases faster. According to KFYR TV, 17-year-old Ava Hauck earned the $50,000 grant to turn her science fair project into a real business, much to the teen's surprise and delight.  She explained that she is now the founder and CEO of Clinivue, LLC. "We have a …