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proverbialwisdom

(4,959 posts)
Mon Jul 14, 2014, 06:57 PM Jul 2014

CNET: Wireless birth control

Enviro. Health Trust @saferphones · Jul 9
Wireless birth control!

Remote-controlled chip could be the future of contraceptives
A tiny chip implanted... http://fb.me/390cMHnOc

http://www.cnet.com/news/remote-controlled-chip-implant-could-be-the-future-of-contraceptives/

Remote-controlled chip could be the future of contraceptives

A tiny chip implanted under a woman's skin can deliver hormonal birth control for up to 16 years and is entering pre-clinical trials next year.

by Michelle Starr
July 6, 2014 6:58 PM PDT


What could go wrong computerizing drug delivery? http://robincook.com/book-display.php?isbn13=9780399166303
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CNET: Wireless birth control (Original Post) proverbialwisdom Jul 2014 OP
Lol.Hackers would give it a virus and then you're pregnant with triplets. SummerSnow Jul 2014 #1
The woman's husband Seniorcousin Jul 2014 #2

SummerSnow

(12,608 posts)
1. Lol.Hackers would give it a virus and then you're pregnant with triplets.
Mon Jul 14, 2014, 07:24 PM
Jul 2014

Then you'll need a anti virus planted in you. Lol. Norton pregnancy anti virus.

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