In a world first, the US Food and Drug Administration has given the go-ahead for a 3D-printed pill to be produced. The FDA has previously approved medical devices - including prosthetics - that have been 3D printed. The new drug, dubbed Spritam, was developed by Aprecia Pharmaceuticals to control seizures brought on by epilepsy.
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Pair it with the company's glucose monitoring patch for even more data.
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Amazing how far this technology has come so rapidly.
I bet the medical industry will try to shut this down
Can't wait to print my meth!, no more explosive labs!!
I kid I kid...:D
I want to 3-D print my Deck