A Tiny Wireless Device Could Transform How Chronic Pain Is Treated
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Researchers at NYU Abu Dhabi and Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi have developed a seed-sized injectable device that delivers wireless electrical stimulation to targeted nerves without surgery, batteries, or implanted wires, demonstrating the ability to activate nerves in preclinical tests and potentially offering a simpler, safer route for treating chronic pain and movement disorders.
The device has been tested in laboratory and preclinical settings; human clinical trials will be required to confirm safety and efficacy.
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