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According to New Scientist, scientists at the California Institute of Technology, USA, have developed tiny self-propelled capsules that can remove their outer shells and deliver

Instead of injecting into the blood vessels under the skin, the drug will be injected into the intestinal wall, because the organ has no receptors that feel pain due to needle

Japanese scientists about to release capsules can ensure that the nutrient supply of fruits and vegetables is not interrupted.

Using hot water with herbal medicine, digestive enzymes can reduce or eliminate the effectiveness of the drug.

This technology will then undergo extensive testing and prototyping before taking further steps to launch the market.

According to the Korean news network, a country's pharmaceutical company first developed a new drug capable of treating leukemia in Asia.

According to Digital Trends, a new 3D printer will allow pharmacies to create patient dosages based on their own needs extremely quickly and easily.

Today one can create microscopic 'pills' about the size of a virus containing drugs and other substances. In this way, the efficiency in transporting drugs and other substances to