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MIT engineers have developed a “smart pill” that wirelessly confirms medication ingestion using a biodegradable antenna. Powered by stomach acid, the pill transmits a signal to a wearable patch upon dissolving, ensuring the patient has taken their medicine. The pill’s components, including the antenna, dissolve safely in the stomach within days without requiring removal. This innovation aims to improve medication adherence for conditions requiring precise dosing, such as tuberculosis and HIV, replacing external sensors with a fully internal, eco-friendly solution.
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