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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Got something stuck in your arm? If it's metal and hidden underneath the skin, doctors might be able to use an ordinary magnet to find it, according to a new case report.

The technology could have promising applications for nuclear fusion research and other commercial uses, the researchers said.