Cybersecurity

Wearable smart patch could automatically reverse fentanyl overdoses

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Researchers at Virginia Tech have developed the iNal patch, a wearable microneedle device that detects fentanyl levels and releases naloxone to prevent opioid overdose. This innovation could save lives by providing continuous protection without requiring bystander intervention, addressing a critical gap in current harm reduction strategies. Further development will focus on ensuring long-term stability and safety for clinical use.

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