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High alcohol level detected in JAL flight attendant's Breathalyzer test

IEEE Spectrum

Eighteen-year-old Zheng Xin Yong, from Malaysia, was stunned when he learned his nonsmoking math teacher had advanced lung cancer. That’s why, for his Google Science Fair project, he set out to develop a low-cost, easy-to-use screening test for early stage lung cancer.

Google Science Fair Finalist Invents Cheap Lung Cancer Screening Breathalyzer

Finalist hopes his research increases the rate of lung cancer screening and reduces the use of CT scans

SPECTRUM.IEEE.ORG

Developed by Stanford engineers, the "potalyzer" is a roadside test for marijuana intoxication that applies magnetic nanotechnology.

A 'potalyzer' for roadside marijuana tests | Stanford News

As the breathalyzer does for alcohol, this experimental ‘potalyzer’ could…

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Inventive ways of dodging Nairobi's new breathalysers may be amusing. The consequences are not

How to drive drunk in Kenya: a beginner's guide

Clever tricks for beating the breathalyser (but not death)

ECONOMIST.COM

drive drunk 酒駕

 breathalyser 1960，之前有 drunkometer 1934；intoximeter 1950


"potalyzer",
potalyzer
pot+ alyser

breathalyser 

Pronunciation: /ˈbrɛθəlʌɪzə/ 

(also trademarkbreathalyzer)

NOUN

A device used by police for measuring the amount of alcohol in a driver’s breath:[AS MODIFIER]: a breathalyser test proved negative

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Origin

1960s: blend of breath and analyse, + -er¹.