Taking a significant step in the field of healthcare and technology, United States has given approval for a &quot;digital pill&quot;.

The pill, with an embedded sensor, will track patients timings in while taking medicines.

Before this&nbsp;Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co Ltd&#39;s established drug Abilify, equipped with sensors was given approval in 2012.&nbsp;

The new drug contains a tracking device developed by Proteus Digital Health.&nbsp;

Proteus was working on the pill for many years.&nbsp;The drug will help doctors in monitoring if their patients are taking their medicines on time.&nbsp;

The system sends a message from the pill&#39;s sensor to a wearable patch.

The message then transmits the information to a mobile application following which injestion&nbsp;of the medication is tracked on smartphones.&nbsp;

The sensor, which is about the size of a grain of salt, gets activated when it gets wet from stomach juices. It has a coating of copper and magnesium on either side which generates a tiny electric charge.&nbsp;

 
&nbsp;

&nbsp;

The system sends a message from the pill's sensor to a wearable patch. The message then transmits the information to a mobile application following which ingestion of medicines is tracked on smartphones

Taking a significant step in the field of healthcare and technology, United States has given approval for a "digital pill". The pill, with an embedded sensor, will track patients timings in while taking medicines. Before this Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co Ltd's established drug Abilify, equipped with sensors was given approval in 2012. The new drug contains a tracking device developed by Proteus Digital Health. Proteus was working on the pill for many years. The drug will help doctors in monitoring if their patients are taking their medicines on time. The system sends a message from the pill's sensor to a wearable patch. The message then transmits the information to a mobile application following which injestion of the medication is tracked on smartphones. The sensor, which is about the size of a grain of salt, gets activated when it gets wet from stomach juices. It has a coating of copper and magnesium on either side which generates a tiny electric charge.

US gives green signal to 'sensor' pill to track patient's medication

track-injection-of-pills

Track Injection Of Pills, News on Track Injection Of Pills, stories on Track Injection Of Pills, articles on Track Injection Of Pills, Track Injection Of Pills stories at Wion, Track Injection Of Pills news, Track Injection Of Pills latest news

track injection-of-pills

US gives green signal to 'sensor' pill to track patient's medication