Researchers have developed a pacemaker no larger than a grain of rice that can be implanted without open surgery, contains no wires, and naturally dissolves once it has done its job. The device is designed for patients who need temporary heart pacing, such as after surgery or trauma. After stabilizing the heart rhythm, the pacemaker harmlessly breaks down inside the body—eliminating the need for removal procedures and reducing infection risks. This represents a major leap in bioelectronic medici

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FDA approves the world’s smallest artificial cardiac pacemaker. | Hashem Al-Ghaili