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Scientists discovered a small ear device that can activate blood clotting through nerve stimulation, potentially saving lives from severe bleeding without surgery or pressure. The first human trial shows this wearable technology safely speeds up the body's natural clotting process.
Scientists discovered a small wearable device placed on the ear can activate the vagus nerve to accelerate blood clotting, potentially saving people from bleeding to death. The breakthrough offers new hope for trauma victims, surgical patients, and mothers experiencing postpartum hemorrhage.
After losing an 11-month-old patient in 1985, neurosurgeon Kevin Tracey spent 40 years developing a tiny implant that tames deadly inflammation. The FDA just approved his device for 1.5 million Americans with rheumatoid arthritis.
Scientists at Duke University discovered that stimulating a key nerve may prevent post-surgery confusion in older adults with dementia. Clinical trials are already underway to test this promising breakthrough.
