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Ingestible medical devices
- Why aren’t digital pills taking off?
While digital pills offer a chance to improve adherence, their use in vulnerable populations remains rife with challenges.
- Design prevents buildup of scar tissue around medical implants
An implantable device for delivering insulin that can be refilled by an ingestible capsule Aug 19, 2021 Engineers are working on a new device that could streamline blood glucose measurement and ...
- Ingestible Sensors Market Size Outlook and Growth Stance Forecasted 2022-2031
The ingestible sensor technology has been gaining significant traction as the next important development in medical diagnosis and therapy. Moreover, growing applications of these devices in ...
- The 10 largest orthopedic device companies in the world
Stryker, Johnson & Johnson’s DePuy Synthes and Zimmer Biomet top the list of largest orthopedic device companies.
- Columbia-based medical device maker wins FDA approval to sell upgraded single-use bronchoscopes
Ambu, a medical device maker with U.S. headquarters in Columbia, has won federal approval to sell a new generation of single-use bronchoscopes after demand for such products increased during the ...
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Light-sensitive material
- Three strikes and acid is out
Pharmaceutically important and highly functional dialkyl ether structures have been synthesized from alkenes in just one rapid step, using a triple catalysis of light-mediated material, cobalt, and ...
- Traffic Light Protocol 2.0 Brings Wording Improvements, Label Changes
The Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) was established by the UK’s National Infrastructure Security Co-ordination Center (NISCC) in 1999, and FIRST released its first version of TLP in August 2016. In 2019, ...
- MIT adapts C19th photo technique to make stretchy, color-changing films
Technique opens route to pressure-monitoring bandages, shade-shifting fabrics, and touch-sensing robots. The researchers have produced stretchy films printed with detailed flower bouquets that morph ...
- Engineers repurpose 19th-century photography technique to make stretchy, color-changing films
Such chameleon-like, color-shifting materials could be on the horizon, thanks to a photographic technique that’s been resurrected and repurposed by MIT engineers. By applying a 19th-century color ...
- SpaceX upgrades Starlink to reflect less light, can't launch without its Starship
A dazzling problem SpaceX's has big claims that its second-generation Starlink broadband internet satellites will slash light pollution on Earth, but there's one big catch: they're too heavy to launch ...
