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Elastic Material Sticks to Skin, Releases Drugs When Stretched

Posted on August 12, 2015 by David G. Armstrong

Clever work from UNC.

Elastic Material Sticks to Skin, Releases Drugs When Stretched | via Medgadget.

Imagine an arthritic patient receiving a dose of medication transdermally when he or she needs it: when using the painful part.

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