Dissolvable 3D-printed patch aims to improve skin cancer treatment
Dissolvable 3D-printed patch aims to improve skin cancer treatment.
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Dissolvable 3D-printed patch aims to improve skin cancer treatment. The patch has been developed by researchers from Queen’s University Belfast. Researchers have said that by delivering medicine straight to the affected area, it provides a more targeted medicine delivery and could help reduce the need for repeated topical treatments, or more invasive procedures such as injections – making skin cancer treatment less painful and easier for patients.
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Dissolvable 3D-printed patch aims to improve skin cancer treatment.
reliability low1/5 sourcesThe patch has been developed by researchers from Queen’s University Belfast.
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Researchers have said that by delivering medicine straight to the affected area, it provides a more targeted medicine delivery and could help reduce the need for repeated topical treatments, or more invasive procedures such as injections – making skin cancer treatment less painful and easier for patients.
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The patch has been developed by researchers from Queen’s University Belfast.
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