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#1 2022-06-20 06:43:46
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Remote-controlled medications
Predictive programming for the impending dystopia?
Is this why we will be happy after The Great Reset?
Could implants that deliver drugs by app replace daily pills? Health revolution on horizon as electronic implants could give medication at the touch of a button, scientists say
Remote-controlled medications could be the way forward for delivering drugs
Scientists say this is possible with a new material that has a polymer surface
An implant would make it possible to deliver drugs to a precise part of the body
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech … s-say.html
"The study, published in the journal Angewandte Chemie, comes as a team at Stanford University are working on fingertip-sized robots which can crawl, spin and swim to enter narrow spaces in the body to dispense medicines."
Fingertip size?
I suspect such things have been in use for a while, in some of their TGs and THs...
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