Nanoworms Send Updates to Diabetics
Feb-24-11
Nanotube microworms could be anchored in the body, monitoring chemical conditions or slowly releasing medicines into specific areas.Developed by researchers at MIT and Northeastern University, the tubular microworms are easy to anchor in a certain area, compared to their smaller counterparts which often are swept away from their intended location. The microworms could be filled with a material that emits a fluorescent glow under certain circumstances, allowing for a constant and non-invasive monitoring of medical conditions such as diabetes.
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You might suggest diatamicious earth in a small amout to kill micro worms inside the body. Thsi product is used in raising livestock today. It is worth a try this is non toxic to humans. ANY MORE QUESTIONS E MAIL ME
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Posted by Steve French on March 1, 2011
You might suggest diatamicious earth in a small amout to kill micro worms inside the body. Thsi product is used in raising livestock today. It is worth a try this is non toxic to humans. ANY MORE QUESTIONS E MAIL ME
WISH you all well and sucess with this tip.
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