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Nanobots can revolutionize the treatment of diseases like cancer and diabetes in several ways. They can be used to deliver drugs directly to the affected areas, reducing side effects and improving efficacy. For instance, a nanobot can be taken as a pill to inject insulin directly into the intestine, reducing the pain of the shot for diabetes patients. In cancer treatment, nanobots 10 times smaller than a red blood cell can be used to fight cancer cells, controlled by ultrasound waves. They can also deliver medicine via nanorods directly to the spinal cord. Furthermore, nanobots can change shape and harden to mimic bone growth, which can be beneficial in treating certain conditions.
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This nanobot taken as a pill can inject drugs such as insulin directly into the intestine, where the user doesn't feel the pain of the shot. Microbotics have also led to the creation of the world's smallest pacemaker. Researchers at Penn Dental have used microbots to treat difficult-to-reach areas of the root canal for biofilms, drug delivery, or retrieval of diagnostic samples. Shapeshifting microbots have also been used to brush and floss teeth. Robots 10x smaller than a red blood cell may soon be used to fight cancer cells, controlled by ultrasound waves. Or magnets could be used to deliver medicine via nanorods directly to the spinal cord. Other microbots can change shape and harden to mimic bone growth.
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