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Temporary 'Tattoo' Could Help Patients With Parkinson's, Epilepsy
Temporary 'Tattoo' Could Help Patients With Parkinson's, Epilepsy
   This is one tattoo you might **t regret. Researchers at the University of Texas-Austin have developed an ultra-thin, Temporary tattoo-like device that Could store patients' medical information and release medicine directly into their skin — a first for bio-integrated electronics. See also: 9 Top Tech Breakthroughs of 2013 This breakthrough Could revolutionize patient care. For example, it*could one day be used to treat Patients With diseases such as Parkinson's or Epilepsy by tracking their movement , according to*Nature. It uses soft, flexible materials that house a 4-centimeter long, 2-centimeter wide, .3-millimeter thick device that contains sensors, RAM capabilities, microheaters and medicine. The ***** sticks to skin through electrostatic force as any adhesives would disrupt electrical connectivity. Read more... More about Information, Electronics, Tattoo, Medicine, and Wearable Tech ??????? ??????: Temporary 'Tattoo' Could Help Patients With Parkinson's, Epilepsy || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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