An experimental device worn on your stomach could detect and reverse an opioid overdose as soon as a person stops breathing and moving, automatically triggering the release of anti-narcotic ...

But sometimes, people don't have access to naloxone, most commonly known as Narcan, or they don't get it soon enough, a scenario that has prompted researchers to develop a clever implantable device ...

MediMirror, silicon atomic clock and early stroke detection device awarded BRAG grants for further development ...

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