Medical Breakthrough Coming for Jean Robinson's Students? |
posted by: Cindy Omlin | May 15, 2014, 05:33 PM |
The invention works to detect migraines before they begin and attempts to stop or treat them before they interfere with daily life. The device sits gently behind the ear, and works similar to an ultrasound by sending out sound waves throughout the head. The device receives an image and then deducts whether there has been a change in blood vessel size, which signals the onset of a migraine. A needle injects anti-inflammatories such as magnesium and riboflavin into the ear, reducing the pain in time for the migraine to heal.
Pictured: Back Row (left to right): Jean Robinson (Coach, NWPE member), Tom Luna (Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction) Johnny Stenberg
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