Wireless Intubation and Kidney Stones in Space

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Wireless Intubation and Kidney Stones in Space

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Today’s med-tech news: Wireless video could improve intubation procedures while also making them more accessible, and space mice help scientists figure out why so many astronauts develop kidney stones in space.

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