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    Scientists are developing battery-free implantable pacemakers powered by energy harvested from heart contractions and blood flow. These pacemakers would eliminate the need for battery replacement surgery and could potentially last a patient's entire lifetime. Researchers are experimenting with designs that use piezoelectric nanogenerators and triboelectric nanogenerators to convert mechanical energy from the heart into electrical energy to power the pacemaker.

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    Scientists are developing battery-free implantable pacemakers powered by energy harvested from heart contractions and blood flow. These pacemakers would eliminate the need for battery replacement surgery and could potentially last a patient's entire lifetime. Researchers are experimenting with designs that use piezoelectric nanogenerators and triboelectric nanogenerators to convert mechanical energy from the heart into electrical energy to power the pacemaker.

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