Injectable antibodies in nanoparticles could replace hour-long infusions: A much faster, simpler treatment without an IV bag and an hour of getting needled. Just a single 2-ml shot of a solution containing solid nanoparticles packed with highly concentrated antibodies.

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Injectable antibodies in nanoparticles could replace hour-long infusions: A much faster, simpler treatment without an IV bag and an hour of getting needled. Just a single 2-ml shot of a solution containing solid nanoparticles packed with highly concentrated antibodies.

Injectable antibodies in nanoparticles could replace hour-long infusions: A much faster, simpler treatment without an IV bag and an hour of getting needled. Just a single 2-ml shot of a solution containing solid nanoparticles packed with highly concentrated antibodies.

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