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The company's first focus will be developing a lens that delivers medication for glaucoma.

If you're lucky enough to get hold of them, the medical devices fall into two categories: the first is an insulin pump that delivers medication through a cannula (a tube inserted into a vein or cavity); the second is the continuous glucose monitor (CGM), which sticks into your arm and gives real-time blood sugar data.

Researchers from Seoul National University led by bioengineer Dae-Hyeong Kim have now developed a patch that automatically delivers medication to Parkinson's patients.

Despite its name, the pill does not contain electronics; instead, it slowly comes apart in the stomach and delivers medication into the intestinal lining.

In the wake of Amazon's nearly one billion dollar acquisition of the online pharmacy, Pillpack a full-service pharmacy that delivers medication, there is little question about the impact that technology is having on healthcare.

Guidant says a design change could cost the company up to six months in filing with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its stent, which props open clogged arteries and delivers medication to them.

It is a specialty pharmacy that does not have walk-in traffic, but instead delivers medications to doctors' offices, hospitals and patients' homes.

CNBC's sources said the deal isn't final yet, but talks have been going on for months and Amazon was also a potential suitor for the startup, which delivers medications to tens of thousands of customers in the United States.

T.J. Parker made the 2013 health care list after cofounding PillPack, a mail-order pharmacy that delivers medications in packages sorted by the date and time pills should be taken.

A Mucosal Atomizer Device (MAD) delivers medications via a fine spray over a broad surface area in the nasal cavity.

Volunteer firefighters from Niagara County used snowmobiles to help patients keep medical appointments and to deliver medication to people stranded in homes or public buildings.