Researchers from the IIT-Italian Institute of Technology in Milan have developed a revolutionary "toothpaste-based transistor" using copper phthalocyanine, commonly found in commercial toothpaste.

This nano-device, which could become a key component of future smart pills, can monitor health and break down harmlessly in the body. The edible transistors operate on low voltage and are built with materials like ethylcellulose, gold ink, and chitosan. This innovation opens new possibilities for smart healthcare, including monitoring vital signs and detecting diseases.

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