South Korean scientists have created a flexible injection, learn how it works

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Dt. 22 November 2023, Wednesday

Flexible injection: In childhood, we are all very afraid of injection needles, some children start crying after hearing the name of doctor's needle. This happens to some older people too. But now the scientists of South Korea have done such a miracle that maybe the next generation will get rid of the fear of injections. Let's find out today how this flexible injection was done and is it really painless.

How flexible injection is made

The flexible injection we are talking about has been made by the scientists of South Korea's Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. It has been claimed that this injection does not cause any kind of pain.

How does this injection work?

According to the scientists of South Korea's Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, this injection has been prepared from a chemical called gallium. And for the same reason when it is applied in your body, you will not feel any pain. Scientists say, when the injection goes into your body, it becomes completely soft and flexible. So you will not feel any pain or swelling after the injection.

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