Bioelectronic Medicine

Bioelectronic medicine involves using tiny electronic devices to communicate with a person's nervous system to treat diseases. Instead of drugs, these devices can send precise electrical signals to regulate functions like inflammation, blood pressure, or immune responses. This approach aims to target the root cause of conditions more accurately, reducing side effects associated with traditional medications. By integrating biology and electronics, bioelectronic medicine offers innovative possibilities for managing various health issues, potentially transforming how many chronic diseases are treated in the future.