Needle Free Injections With Microjets
IZ Reloaded writes "Do you hate needles? In the near future, the fear of needles would be a thing of a past. Bioengineering students at the University of California, Berkeley have developed the MicroJet. It uses an electronic actuator that could one day propel vaccinations, insulin or other drugs through the skin of the patient - without the device even touching the skin - with far less pain than a hypodermic needle."
So, will we get Tricorders with these?
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While they have not yet started tests on humans, the researchers said the range of the injector is well beyond what would be needed to deliver drugs through human skin.
So for God's sake, ask the nurse to check the settings before she pulls the trigger.
The coolest voice ever.
Everyone's doing it!
Finally, the last barrier to my upcoming heroin addiction (Fear of needles) has been overcome!
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NURSE: doctor, you're hitting the bone
DOCTOR: Oh so I am. It does make a lovely scraping sound though.
As long as they are not replacing the cute nurse ...
For some reason, I still have a bright blue dot at the point of one of my vaccinations. Of course, maybe that's just the corner of the GPS/mind-control chip they embedded in me.
Dewey, what part of this looks like authorities should be involved?
Hmmmm. Seems like 1/2 of it is malfunctioning. Stay right there, I'll be right over!
A firewall can not protect you from yourself. Turn off what you do not need. Do not use the firewall to do your work.
Ahh, the military.
It's good that they can take any relatively harmless apparatus like that and make it look like it's going to hurt like a some of a gun, and like it was built by the lowest bidder.
*crazed look* ... No!
"No!
No hypo...."
or indeed, an HIV patient attacking you with a gun :)
stay frosty and alert