MIT engineers create breathable hydrogel for advanced medical devices

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MIT engineers developed a breathable hydrogel, enabling longer-lasting medical devices. The new material, similar to Jell-O, allows air to pass through tiny tunnels, preventing irritation and sweat buildup. This innovation could lead to improved bandages, implants, wearable sensors, and cosmetic products.


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