Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Bluetooth-enabled Meds entering your bloodstream soon




A Swiss pharmaceutical company named Novartis AG has developed a type of Medicine which carrys an IEM (Indigestible event marker) which is activated by Blue tooth technology. The Blue tooth is activated when ingested and makes contact with stomach acid. The microchip (IEM) relays information back to the doctor letting him or her know if the drug is working. The IEM also sends information like heart rate, body temperature and body movements.

Do you think this is going to far? Soon we will be eating microchips without knowing it and being tracked all day. It really makes you want to be careful about what you eat. :)

Cnet.com - Bluetooth-enabled meds coming soon
http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/10/bluetooth-enabled-meds-to-enter-european-bloodstreams/

2 comments:

  1. Hi Jhess,

    It's good to be back on your nice blog again.
    PS: you and I have followed each others blog on Google Friend Connect.
    My avatar is the image of eye glass under the name of Multibrand.

    Let's keep in touch, okay.

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  2. Mondex also offers grain size chip injected to human body specifically hand or in your scalp. They are using RFID technology. The chip serve as your very personal bank account.

    I don't like this kind of technology. Scary.

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