MIT Scientists Replace Pacemakers With Wearable Ultrasound Patch

ZME Science·Jun 4

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A wearable ultrasound patch has been developed as a potential replacement for pacemakers. The patch is said to noninvasively steady the heart, although details of its functionality and testing are not specified. It is unclear if this technology has been tested or implemented, as reports of its development are accompanied by unrelated stories on various scientific advancements.

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