Jewelry Could Replace Contraceptive Pills and Implants
Developed by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, a tiny patch might change the future of contraception. Potentially replacing traditional options for birth control (from pills to IUDs and implants), the small contraceptive patch will administer contraceptive drugs through consistent skin contact and therefore can be attached to accessories—from earring backs to the back of a watch. Engineer Mark Prausnitz says, “The more contraceptive options that are available, the more likely it is that the needs of individual women can be met.” Read more about the concept at Dezeen.
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