Ingestible sensor gets FDA approval

Taking a pill seems like the easiest thing in the world. Pill, glass of water and swallow, right? For many people, however, it isn’t that simple. For them, it’s very easy to take the incorrect dosage at the incorrect time. To help prevent this, Proteus Digital Health of Redwood City, California has developed an ingestible chip that can be embedded in pills and other pharmaceuticals... Continue Reading Ingestible sensor gets FDA approval

Section: Health and Wellbeing

Tags: Health, Medication, Treatment, Wireless

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