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Scientists close in on a pain-free method for controlling type 1 diabetes

Scientists close in on a pain-free method for controlling type 1 diabetes
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For diabetes patients, needle-free insulin injections are on the way

For diabetes patients, needle-free insulin injections are on the way
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Empathy: Enabling students to be entrepreneurs

Empathy: Enabling students to be entrepreneurs
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Laser-driven needle-free injection is more effective and safer than previous technologies

Fear of needles is, for part of the population, the main reason for not having a Covid-19 vaccine. That fear is of all times, clearly demonstrated by the fact that needleless techniques have been developed for over 150 years.

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WATCH: Scared of needles? Newly developed 'virtually painless' injection hailed as a breakthrough

The process is quicker than a mosquito bite and ’should not cause pain’ because nerve endings in the skin are not touched.

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