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Forgot To Take Your Medication? A New Digital Pill Will Alert You And Your Doctor
At the Masonic Cancer Clinic, as part of a pilot program, doctors have begun pairing the sensor - made by a California company called Proteus Digital Health - with a common chemotherapy drug used to treat stage 3 and 4 colorectal cancer patients.
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New Microchip For Ingestible 'Smart Pills' Developed
The silicon-chip device called ATOMS - short for addressable transmitters operated as magnetic spins could one day serve as miniature robotic wardens of our bodies, monitoring a patient's gastrointestinal tract, blood, or brain.
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Soon, Edible Batteries That Power 'Smart' Pills to Organs
Ingestible medical devices and even 3D-printed pills have been given the green light for patient use in recent years.
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Edible Batteries That Power 'Smart' Pills to Organs Soon
Imagine a "smart pill" that can sense problems in your intestines and actively release an appropriate drug. But the problem is that for this to happen we need some degradable source right within the gut to power it to the affected body area.
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IAF pilots to test 'smart' pill for long operations
Eyeing long haul operations in future, the Indian Air Force is exploring the use of a 'smart' pill for keeping its pilots awake and vigilant for over 37 hours. Fatigue has been a problem among pilots involved in long duration flights which sometimes makes them commit errors that can be hazardous, more so during c...
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Forgot To Take Your Medication? A New Digital Pill Will Alert You And Your Doctor
At the Masonic Cancer Clinic, as part of a pilot program, doctors have begun pairing the sensor - made by a California company called Proteus Digital Health - with a common chemotherapy drug used to treat stage 3 and 4 colorectal cancer patients.
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New Microchip For Ingestible 'Smart Pills' Developed
The silicon-chip device called ATOMS - short for addressable transmitters operated as magnetic spins could one day serve as miniature robotic wardens of our bodies, monitoring a patient's gastrointestinal tract, blood, or brain.
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Soon, Edible Batteries That Power 'Smart' Pills to Organs
Ingestible medical devices and even 3D-printed pills have been given the green light for patient use in recent years.
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Edible Batteries That Power 'Smart' Pills to Organs Soon
Imagine a "smart pill" that can sense problems in your intestines and actively release an appropriate drug. But the problem is that for this to happen we need some degradable source right within the gut to power it to the affected body area.
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IAF pilots to test 'smart' pill for long operations
Eyeing long haul operations in future, the Indian Air Force is exploring the use of a 'smart' pill for keeping its pilots awake and vigilant for over 37 hours. Fatigue has been a problem among pilots involved in long duration flights which sometimes makes them commit errors that can be hazardous, more so during c...
