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MIT’s ‘GPS’ for the body can locate hidden implants

Posted on August 20, 2018 by David G. Armstrong

Congrats to the CSAIL team at MIT for this awesome work.

via MIT’s ‘GPS’ for the body can locate hidden implants

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