Microjet-Powered Needle-Free Drug Delivery
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A squid-inspired medical device could reduce the need for needles

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MIT researchers have developed a needle-free device to inject drugs into organs deep within the body.
The microjet device uses pressure to push drugs such as insulin into a variety of organs.
When testing the device on pigs and dogs, the team found no safety issues.
While these microjets show promise, they have a long way to go before getting into humans.
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