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Injectable Wire-Free Microdevice Offers New Hope for Chronic Pain Relief
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Researchers have developed a seed-sized, wireless device capable of regulating nerve activity without the need for invasive surgery or internal batteries. Administered via a simple injection, this technology powered from outside the body has shown promising early results for treating chronic pain and movement disorders.
Researchers have developed a seed-sized, wireless device capable of regulating nerve activity without the need for invasive surgery or internal batteries. Administered via a simple injection, this technology powered from outside the body has shown promising early results for treating chronic pain and movement disorders.