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When Joe Landolina was just a 17-year-old high school student, he discovered a breakthrough and developed a lifesaving compound from algae that stops bleeding in just seconds. Now, years after envisioning his work, he is now the owner of Brooklyn-based biotechnology company Suneris, and has started his idea on designing a polymer gel that can be injected at wound sites for immediate clotting. Within 15 seconds of application, VetiGel begins matching the composition of the surrounding tissues, reducing blood flow and sealing up injury. CEO and Co-founder Joe Landolina says he and his team designed VetiGel to be ubiquitous one day. Right now, however, tests on VetiGel have yet to involve human subjects. Their sights are first set on veterinarian clinics, where they can see how animal wounds seal up before ironing out any wrinkles as they approach human tissue. If all goes to plan, Suneris hopes to get FDA approval for the futuristic bandage and bring it to market.
All this is years away, of course. But that doesn’t erase Landolina’s visions of grandeur. “We’re definitely hoping this changes the way the world looks at wound care, not only stopping bleeds but being able to treat burns,” he said. “We could even apply this technology to the regeneration of organs one day.” While all of this is under works, it would be of great help one day if this band-aid goes into production and be of great help to the medicinal field.

Some people just couldn't see it but Nebulizer is one of the most important equipment in medicine. They are a big help to the people who has Asthma that are having trouble on breathing. In time, developers are finding ways to enhance or improve this device.

But in this video , an awesome Filipino have invented his own Nebulizer! Watch how it works in this article!

Phipunk Dela Cerna Rizaldo , the brilliant man who have invented his own Nebulizer. This device that he created is just as simple as pumping some air on a tire of a bicycle, but it is literally. I felt horrible when I first watched this video cause it looks like the one who's pumping the Nebulizer is going to get an Asthma.I laughed hard and I'm sorry for that, but then I realized that the inventors of the things that we use everyday were once ridiculed by the judgmental people of the society.

Posted by Phipunk Dela Cerna Rizaldo on Friday, May 15, 2015

I hope there's more people who are not afraid on showing others their own inventions. I'm a bit hypocrite if I say this but I hope people should stop being judgmental and start appreciating things.