Friday, May 25, 2012

MIT's needleless injections help you get drugs faster, doesn't even hurt (video)

MIT's needleless injections help you get drugs faster, doesn't even hurt (video)

Afraid of needles. You may not have to be if a team of MIT scientists get their way. Researchers in the Department of Mechanical Engineering are developing a jet-injection device (similar to this one) that allows professionals to pump you full of meds without poking you with a needle. The key to puncture free pharmaceuticals is pressure - the device uses a Lorenz Force actuator to push medicine out of an opening about the diameter of a mosquito's proboscis.

Engadget, MIT's needleless injections help you get drugs faster, doesn't even hurt (video)

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