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POLL: Pfizer’s CEO is touting ingestible medications with microchips embedded that would send a signal to authorities, but only after you have taken your medicine. Would you be willing to take such a medication?

Pfizer’s CEO is touting ingestible medications with microchips embedded that would send a signal to authorities, but only after you have taken your medicine. Would you be willing to take such a medication?

By Clark County Today · August 25, 2022

POLL: Pfizer’s CEO is touting ingestible medications with microchips embedded that would send a signal to authorities, but only after you have taken your medicine. Would you be willing to take such a medication? — Pfizer’s CEO is touting ingestible medications with microchips embedded that would send a single to authorities, but only after you have taken your medicine. Would you be willing to take such a medication?

Pfizer's CEO is touting ingestible medications with microchips embedded that would send a single to authorities, but only after you have taken your medicine. Would you be willing to take such a medication?

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POLL: Pfizer&#8217;s CEO is touting ingestible medications with microchips embedded that would send a signal to authorities, but only after you have taken your medicine. Would you be willing to take such a medication?

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POLL: Pfizer’s CEO is touting ingestible medications with microchips embedded that would send a signal to authorities, but only after you have taken your medicine. Would you be willing to take such a medication?