Current medical technology is rapidly heading towards creating new ways through which the medical industry can enhance lives and save health care costs.
Prior to the cheaply created 3D printed medical devices which could be directly implanted into the human body, doctors had fashioned 3D-printed splints to help children with rare breathing disorders and have successfully implanted a 3D-printed titanium sternum and ribs into a cancer patient.
Wearable technologies to improve pro-activity in health care such as sophisticated wearable health devices that can remind users to take medications or contact medical professionals when necessary and eventually help users track and even diagnose various conditions before advising a course of action. Other experiments with implantable “hearable” devices, “smart” contact lenses and glasses, and even tactile networked patches and fabrics seek to cheaply and seamlessly monitor other health vitals like blood glucose levels, blood pressure, brain activity, and stress.
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