Posted on 12/25/2024 2:56:31 PM PST by blueplum
After being shot in both legs by a Hamas sniper in Gaza, Israeli reservist and New York native Aaron Bours is among the many soldiers pioneering the use of cutting-edge rehabilitative technologies that have been a result of Israel’s war with Hamas....
.. Israel’s war in Gaza has spurred a wave of healthcare innovations that are reshaping both mental and physical recovery for soldiers and civilians.
From surgical robots that remove bullets and shrapnel to 3D-printed prosthetics tailored for rapid deployment, to a battlefield burn treatment developed from pineapples, these technologies are redefining modern medicine and saving lives...
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
On the other side, life expectancy for Hamas terrorists has gone down.
Way down. 📉
So we have burn victims in the USA. We have gunshot wounds here. All kinds of medical issues which technology could be developed for curing.
When do you think we see this stuff in the USA?
Pay up and you can get it too. All about the money here.
And if one had money or insurance will it be possible to actually buy treatments like this? Do we have better or is it so wholly innovative that you cannot get it in the USA?
One of the few positives of war has always been the medical advances achieved.
Our FDA has a well greased system that lags behind by years if not decades when it comes to approving well proven medical procedures not developed in house with the required pay offs, kickbacks and patent sharing while citizens suffer and even die.
Well, the FDA did approve it for use in kids, so probably not much longer.
I’m fascinated by a lot of those options. 3D printing is already widely used, so to see it applied to the medical is no surprise. Talk about cheap custom prosthetics - they can even be made texturally decorative to suit a patient’s personality.
Whoa!
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