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A new injectable hydrogel is claimed to drastically boost bone density in as little as two weeks .
Osteoporosis is typically treated with orally administered drugs, which may take up to a year to have a noticeable effect.
The gel is being developed by Switzerland 's EPFL university and is now being developed further by flowbone.
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