Giving Medication by Remote Control

By Early To Rise | Fri, Feb 20, 2009 |

  

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For those who find it difficult to take medication without help, new technology could make pill popping a thing of the past. The idea is for electronic implants placed under the skin to dispense meds automatically or be controlled by a healthcare professional via a wireless signal.

The technology – Remote Intelligent Drug Delivery Systems – is being developed for patients with disabilities, but has the potential to pass into wider use.

(Source: Popular Science)

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