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  • Scientists create dissolving wireless brain sensors

    Scientists create dissolving wireless brain sensors

    Negates removal via surgery, minimises implant rejection.
  • Philips connects patients to carers

    Philips connects patients to carers

    Networking people to improve diagnosis, in-home monitoring.
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