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New Cardiac PET Imaging Technique Simplifies Coronary Artery Disease Detection
46% of Adults 65+ Taking Steps to Age in Place
Understanding Cystic Fibrosis: Complex Genetic Disorder
Lifesaving CPR for Baby: Do It Right
Military Loyalty and Respect: Impact on Service Departures
Rise in Bowel Cancer Cases Among Younger People
Glp-1 Drugs Ozempic And Zepbound: Weight Loss Impact
Blood Test Predicts Multiple Sclerosis Relapse
Newborn Babies and Alzheimer's Patients Share Biomarker
Scientists Uncover Monoclonal Antibodies' Fight Against Malaria
Semaglutide May Reduce Dementia Risk in Type 2 Diabetes
The Power of Habits: Benefits and Consequences
Study Reveals Potential Breakthrough in Macular Degeneration
Medical Robotic System Developed for Chest Pneumothorax
Pregnancy Complications Linked to Higher Stroke Risk
Less Invasive Capsule Sponge Tests for Barrett's Esophagus
Genetically Engineered Skin Grafts Heal Painful Dermatologic Disease
City Exploration Linked to Brain Learning
New Heart Valve Testing for Children: Promising Results
Toxic Particle Exposure Linked to Gout, CPPD, and Silicosis
Weekly Drug Boosts Blood Sugar Control & Weight Loss
Study Evaluates Safeguards in Large Language Models
Fda Approves Monjuvi for Adult Follicular Lymphoma
Dual-Targeting Cancer Treatment Shows Promise
New PET Radiotracer Reveals Real-Time Brain Inflammation
Study Reveals MRI Diagnosis for Meniere Disease
Novel PET Imaging Reveals Brain Inflammation in PAOS
Trader Joe's Cheese Recalled for Listeria Contamination
Factors Linked to Treatment-Responsive Nocturnal Enuresis
Heat Dome Traps Scorching Air in Eastern U.S.
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Zebrafish Heart Regeneration Genes Unveiled
Unveiling Planetary System Formation for Life Origins
Impact of Fire on Planet's Ecosystems
Study by Wehi Scientists Reveals Biology's Cell Division Mystery
Misleading Messages: Cannabis Edibles' Deceptive Packaging
Ant Colonies: Evolution's Mystery Unveiled
Debate Over Gray Wolves' Legal Protection Reaches Congress
Urbanization Impact: Ecosystem Disruption and Habitat Fragmentation
Mars Inhabitation: From Fantasy to Reality
Challenges of Hass Avocado Monoculture
Study Reveals Insights on Pulse Nulling in Pulsars
Ancient Irish Social Elite: New Research Challenges Incest Theory
Crushed Rock Spreading Across Farmland for Climate Action
Heat Dome Sweeps America: Historic Weather Pattern Brings Scorching Temperatures
Laser Navigating Tool Causes Japanese Lunar Lander Crash
Climate Change Worsening Heat Waves: Hot Regions Suffer
500 Bird Species Face Extinction Due to Climate Change
Plastic Food Packaging Contaminates Food with Microplastics
Europe's Migration Deals with Transit Countries
Scientists Struggle to Find Disease Markers in Blood
Balancing Generational Benefits in Climate Action
Iron's Spectral Significance in Astronomical Studies
International Ban on Elephant Ivory Sales Creates Mammoth Ivory Confusion
Reassessment of Damaged Statues of Female Pharaoh Hatshepsut
Black Women's Beauty and Fashion: Bold Statements of Identity
Novel Sustainable Agricultural Intensification Study in Senegal
Meteorologist Trond Robertsens Observations in Norwegian Arctic
Novel Evolutionary Technique for Efficient Acetate Metabolism
Beijing Residents Seek Shade, Cool Off in Canals
Male Greater Mouse-Eared Bats Compete in Romantic Church Attics
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Antimony Selenosulfide Solar Cells: Next-Gen Photovoltaics
Triazatruxene hole transport layers enhance the performance of Sb₂(S,Se)₃ solar cells
AI model shortens the development time of new materials
University of Gothenburg Develops AI Model for Material Strength
Challenges in Green Hydrogen Production for Decarbonization
Green hydrogen transition 'tough but necessary'
United Launch Alliance Sends Second Launch for Amazon's Space Race
ULA manages 2nd launch of year hours after SpaceX's 50th
Risks of AI Vulnerabilities in Machine Learning
Compute-in-memory chip shows promise for enhanced efficiency and privacy in federated learning systems
UK aims to tackle Google dominance of online search
UK Watchdog Proposes Measures Against Google's Search Dominance
NTSB to Focus on Preventing Boeing 737 Max Panel Incident
NTSB set to meet on door plug investigation of terrifying Alaska Airlines flight
Smartwatch Features: Heart Rates, Oxygen Levels, Fitness & Sleep Quality
Your smartwatch might know you're sick before you do—and it might help stop pandemics
New framework reduces memory usage and boosts energy efficiency for large-scale AI graph analysis
Efficient Graph Neural Network Accelerator Developed in Tokyo
New York state to build nuclear power plant
New York Governor Unveils Nuclear Power Project
Semantic watermarks for AI image recognition can be easily manipulated
AI-Generated Images: Semantic Watermarks for Verification
Openai Ceo Sam Altman Teams Up With Jony Ive For AI Hardware, Faces Legal Hurdle
OpenAI scrubs mention of Jony Ive partnership after judge's ruling over trademark dispute
How Owls Fly Silently: Noise-Dampening Feathers
Michigan Engineers Aid Navy in Designing Autonomous Ocean-Blending Ships
Stealthy ship hull cuts through waves like butter
Owls' silent flight inspires new noise reduction technology
Here's why the public needs to challenge the 'good AI' myth pushed by tech companies
Positive Messages About AI Amidst Negative Discourse
Life Technology™ Technology News Subscribe Via Feedburner Subscribe Via Google Subscribe Via RSSTuesday, October 13, 2020
Vulnerable adults in U.K. police custody missing out on vital support, research shows
Thousands of police detentions and voluntary interviews of vulnerable people may have been carried out without an "appropriate adult" (AA) present, a report has found.
How exactly do we spread droplets as we talk? Engineers found out.
For the first time, researchers have directly visualized how speaking produces and expels droplets of saliva into the air. The smallest droplets can be inhaled by other people and are a primary way that respiratory infections like COVID-19 spread from person to person.
Depression/anxiety in mums-to-be linked to heightened asthma risk in their kids
Depression and anxiety in mums-to-be is linked to a heightened risk of asthma and poorer lung function in their 10 year old children, finds research published online in the journal Thorax.
Professional view of vitamin D jeopardizing elderly care home residents' health
The professional perception of vitamin D as a medicine, rather than as a key nutrient, is constraining practice and jeopardising the health of elderly care home residents in England, conclude researchers in the journal BMJ Nutrition Prevention & Health.
New bioengineering approach to fix fetal membranes
New research led by Queen Mary University of London and UCL has shown that small bioengineered molecules can be used to repair defects in the fetal membranes that surround and protect babies developing in the womb.
Eyeglass-attached display device provides fluoroscopic guidance during spine surgery
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (OCTOBER 13, 2020). The authors, two surgeon-researchers from Murayama Medical Center in Tokyo, tested a device that, when attached to everyday eyeglasses, can display fluoroscopic images used for surgical guidance directly to the surgeon. Without such a device, the surgeon must receive this guidance by repeatedly looking across the operating room to a video monitor. The authors found that the eyeglass display device allowed the surgeon to focus on operative tasks more efficiently and resulted in a slightly shorter length of surgery and less exposure to radiation.
When reproductive rights are less restrictive, babies are born healthier
American women living in states with less restrictive reproductive rights policies are less likely to give birth to low-birth weight babies, according to a new study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, published by Elsevier. The findings show that women, particularly US-born Black women, giving birth in states with less restrictive reproductive rights policies have a seven percent lower low-birth weight risk, compared to women in states with more restrictive policies.
Catching coronavirus outside is rare but not impossible
Almost all documented coronavirus transmissions have occurred indoors, but experts say that wearing a mask outside is justified because there is still a risk of infection.
Hunting for unicorns: Japan start-ups see hope on horizon
Hampered by cautious investors and a rigid corporate culture, Japan has produced just a handful of major start-ups. But there are signs that could be changing, industry insiders say.
Microsoft targets malware vendor Trickbot amid US election fears
Microsoft said Monday it had taken down malware vendor Trickbot in an effort to thwart attempts to meddle with the upcoming US presidential election.
Disney revamps itself to emphasize streaming
Disney announced Monday a reorganization of its media and entertainment business that aims to further boost its streaming service, which has boomed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Johnson & Johnson pauses Covid vaccine trial as participant becomes ill
Johnson & Johnson said Monday it had temporarily halted its COVID-19 vaccine trial because one of its participants had become sick.
Virus crisis an opportunity to reshape climate reponse: IEA
Only massive investment in clean energy can help overcome the economic crisis caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic while setting the world on a path to meeting its objectives to slow climate change, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday.
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