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Tested in Lisbon bracelets that detect substances that alter drinks

RTP Notícias5 September 2026 at 21:30

Bracelets that detect substances that alter drinks are being tested in Lisbon. The initiative serves to test a technology developed at the University of Lisbon. The bracelets will be distributed at Carl Cox's concert, at Parque Papa Francisco in Loures.

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