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Smart bandages that heal wounds faster and talk to your doctor are on the way

Researchers are working on bandages that allow remote monitoring and deliver treatment with zaps of light or electricity. ....

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Smart Bandages Market Size to Hit USD 1,834.45 Million by

The global smart bandages market size is estimated to hit around USD 1,834.45 million by 2032, increasing from USD 687.76.10 million in 2023.. ....

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Lowering the reaction: Tackling biomedical implant immune responses

Why are some implants rejected by our bodies? The cells react by building a fibrotic capsule that surrounds the implant in an attempt to shield it. ....

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Foreign body

An immune reaction called the foreign body response – where the body encapsulates the implant in sometimes painful scar tissue – is a key driver of implant rejection. Developing treatments that target the mechanisms driving foreign body responses could improve the design and safety of biomedical implants. ....

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Study Points to Immune Cell-Specific Protein as Target against Implant Rejection

Study Points to Immune Cell-Specific Protein as Target against Implant Rejection
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