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Could a tiny patch replace the injection needle? A Cork start-up is working on it

Published by The Irish Times · Ireland 8 h ago

Its next-generation take on the microneedle is called DerMap, a pain-free dissolvable microneedle patch about the size of a €1 coin. The patch, which incorporates the prescribed…

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