to invent something, esp. with intelligence or imagination, It's incredible that engineers have managed to devise technology capable of navigating our bloodstream., to make something possible or easier in the future, This could genuinely pave the way for treatments that were science fiction a decade ago., something that has both positive and negative effects, Yes, the idea is fascinating, but it's also a double-edged sword., to make unfair differences in access to medical care worse, … it might also exacerbate healthcare inequalities if only the wealthy can afford it., to change or disrupt how things normally happen in nature or the body, Don't you think the introduction of tiny robots might also interfere with natural processes …?, to replace the skills and knowledge of people with something else, like technology, The introduction of tiny robots might also interfere with natural processes or even supplant human expertise, which …, to cause people to doubt or question something, … or even supplant human expertise, which could call into question the future role of medical professionals?, to bring up moral questions or concerns about what is right or wrong, \I'd also highlight that these innovations raise ethical considerations and …, to reduce a professional's ability to make independent decisions, … and might erode professional autonomy for healthcare providers., to cause a situation to grow bigger and more difficult over time, Any unintended consequences could generate a snowball effect, potentially affecting patient safety and trust in the healthcare system..

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