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Towards Device Technologies Non-invasive to Our Daily Lives

Jan. 27, 2025

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Yoon, H., Dagdeviren, C.†, “Towards Device Technologies Non-invasive to Our Daily Lives”, Nature Communications, 16, 2025.

Abstract

Recent advances in non-invasive technologies have shown disruptive potential for biomedical applications. However, while surgically non-invasive, they may introduce other types of limitations which interfere with the patient’s quality of life, from impracticalities and discomfort in daily life to social stigma. 

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Towards Device Technologies Non-invasive to Our Daily Lives
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