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New easily implantable, battery-free weight loss devices developed by the engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison could act as a promising weapon to fight against the 'rising pandemic' obesity. According to a 2017 study, more than 700 million people worldwide are obese.
In laboratory testing, the devices helped rats shed almost 40 percent of their body weight. Results of the study were published on Dec. 17, 2018 in the journal iNature Communications/i.
Measuring less than 1 centimeter across, or about a third of the area of a U....
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New easily implantable, battery-free weight loss devices developed by the engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison could act as a promising weapon to fight against the 'rising pandemic' obesity. According to a 2017 study, more than 700 million people worldwide are obese.
In laboratory testing, the devices helped rats shed almost 40 percent of their body weight. Results of the study were published on Dec. 17, 2018 in the journal iNature Communications/i.
Measuring less than 1 centimeter across, or about a third of the area of a U....
