New Tech Lets Your Organs Message Your Phone

[mayne92]

Hey Toms, why not delete these spammer accounts instead of just their posts? Nice to see "qwehjwhej" has posted 28 times and "falas28" 24 times...which previous history of messages "can't be found"...yet account lives on. Nice...spammers don't even remotely speak proper English. Can't believe there are some people that fall for these...

 

[misry]

Could be very useful. I recently had bypass surgery. Hindsight being 20-20 we now know my gall bladder didn't start up when the heart was restarted. 2 weeks later I was in enough "discomfort" to go to the emergency room. The surgeon said my gall bladder had been dead for 2 weeks. The pain meds from the bypass had been masking it. This type of system would have saved me another week in the hospital. (Resent heart surgery and sepsis in the abdominal cavity = long stay.)

 

[PreciousL]

What kind of bandwidth can I expect to get from my pancreas?

 

[znegval]

"Shut up liver, I'm not even half drunk yet."

 

[mikem_90]

Just you wait, When your pancreas doesn't add you to facebook as a friend, then you'll know shame.

 

[eddieroolz]

Good idea. It can give the doctors periodical updates.

 

[WyomingKnott]

as well as athletes who are eager to see how their body is reacting to the pressure they're putting it under.

Sigh. It's tough enough for a normal human being to succeed at athletics without drugs and other forms of cheating. Now we're proposing to wire some of them, which means that the rest will have to get wired too or fail in competition. Bad idea.