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Home > News > Medical Science Miracles – Coming Your Way

December 22nd, 2006

Medical Science Miracles – Coming Your Way

Abstract:
Prof Combs cited that five key technologies would be used for future advances: (1) Molecular medicine and biometrics, (2) Nanotechnology, (3) Wave technology, (4) Biological bandages, (5) Robotics.

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