'Pain Can Be Remotely Managed via smartphone'... Development of Adhesive Microneedle Electronic Medicine
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KAIST and the Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine have developed a wearable electronic device that relieves pain by stimulating nerves beneath the skin. It utilizes micro-needle electrodes to enable stable current delivery and features a remote control function via smartphone. Its efficacy has been confirmed through animal testing, and future clinical studies are required.
(Daejeon = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jun-ho = The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) announced that a research team led by Professor Jae-woong Jeong of the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Dr. Sang-hoon Lee of the Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine [conducted] wireless micro...
An "adhesive electronic medicine" has been developed that allows for remote pain management even from overseas, as long as you have a smartphone.
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