A sweeter future for medical implants is taking shape at Texas A&M. Researchers in the Texas A&M University College of Engineering have developed a more biocompatible alternative for electronic implants by replacing toxic conductive additives with D-sorbitol, a safe sugar commonly used in everyday products. The breakthrough has the potential to advance treatments for neurological disorders, paralysis and chronic pain, and reflects Texas A&M’s commitment to research that improves lives through thoughtful, patient-centered innovation. 🔗: tx.ag/l9eGqWb #TAMU #AggieResearch