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Tech Millionaire Claims His ''Super Blood'' Reduced His Father's Age By 25 Years
He spends $2 million a year on medical diagnostics and treatments combined with a meticulously crafted regimen of eating, sleeping, and exercise to see if he can slow, and perhaps even reverse, the aging process.
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"Never Been More In Love": US Woman Marries Man Made Completely Using AI
The woman went on to inform that her husband's favourite colour is apricot and he loves indie music. Further, the virtual man loves to write as a hobby and works as a "medical professional".
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Tech Millionaire Opens Up About His Controversial Quest To Be 18 Again
Bryan Johnson, the 45-year-old software millionaire who went viral for revealing his expensive medical regimen to be 18 again, has now spoken about his controversial quest.
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NMC Asks Medical Colleges To Submit Details Of MBBS Students By December 31
Medical colleges have to submit the printout of the admission details entered through the software signed by the dean to the NMC by December 31.
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Engineers Develop Stamp-Sized Sticker That Can Provide Ultrasound Imaging for 48 Hours
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have aimed to solve the issue of limited access to bulky ultrasound machines. They developed a small sticker that sticks to the skin and provides ultrasound imaging continuously for 48 hours. Currently, this is done using sophisticated and heavy equipment that requires specialised technic...
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BlackBerry Software Cybersecurity Flaw Could Impact Cars, Medical Devices: US Agencies
A cybersecurity flaw in a software designed by BlackBerry could put at risk cars and medical equipment that use it and expose highly sensitive systems to attackers, the US drugs regulator and a federal agency said.
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Conti Ransomware Gang Hit 16 US Health and Emergency Networks, FBI Says
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said that the same group of online extortionists blamed for striking the Irish health system last week have also hit at least 16 US medical and first response networks in the past year.
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COVID-19 Bundle from Humble Offers Games, Books, Software for $20 to Raise Funds for Relief Work in India, Brazil
Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle is the company’s attempt at raising money for charities to help countries like India and Brazil that are struggling to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. The charities include GiveIndia, Direct Relief, Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and International Medical Corps (IMC).
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Oracle Co-Chief Mark Hurd Dies At 62
Mark Hurd, the co-CEO of software giant Oracle who had been on medical leave since last month, died Friday at the age of 62.
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Two Hyderabad Techies Arrested For Cheating Woman Of Rs 81 Lakh
Two people belonging to a gang of four software engineers, who posed as doctors and maintained a hospital in New Delhi while also operating a medical seat racket, have been arrested for cheating a woman of Rs 81 lakh, police said today.
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Where Corporate Professionals, Engineers, Doctors Hit The Stage For A Passion
The amateur actors of this theatre group include a medical doctor, software engineers, corporate executives, students among others.
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Siemens to Update Medical Scanner Software to Deal With Windows Bugs
Siemens' action provides more evidence of a growing focus on preventing cyber attacks on medical equipment.
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Why Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Posted About Bhopal Teen
This young, "passionate programmer" (as he describes himself on his website) from Bhopal lived with a developmental disorder called dyspraxia until being diagnosed at the age of nine. This motivated the teenager to search for a solution that would allow others like him quicker access to medical care.
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US Medical Software Company Hack Affected 3.9 Million People
A notice posted on the company's website said the hack affected patients of 11 health care providers.
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Software Turns Smartphones Into Tools for Medical Research
Smartphone apps are the latest tools to emerge from the intersection of health care and Silicon Valley.
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Tech Millionaire Claims His ''Super Blood'' Reduced His Father's Age By 25 Years
He spends $2 million a year on medical diagnostics and treatments combined with a meticulously crafted regimen of eating, sleeping, and exercise to see if he can slow, and perhaps even reverse, the aging process.
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"Never Been More In Love": US Woman Marries Man Made Completely Using AI
The woman went on to inform that her husband's favourite colour is apricot and he loves indie music. Further, the virtual man loves to write as a hobby and works as a "medical professional".
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Tech Millionaire Opens Up About His Controversial Quest To Be 18 Again
Bryan Johnson, the 45-year-old software millionaire who went viral for revealing his expensive medical regimen to be 18 again, has now spoken about his controversial quest.
-
NMC Asks Medical Colleges To Submit Details Of MBBS Students By December 31
Medical colleges have to submit the printout of the admission details entered through the software signed by the dean to the NMC by December 31.
-
Engineers Develop Stamp-Sized Sticker That Can Provide Ultrasound Imaging for 48 Hours
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have aimed to solve the issue of limited access to bulky ultrasound machines. They developed a small sticker that sticks to the skin and provides ultrasound imaging continuously for 48 hours. Currently, this is done using sophisticated and heavy equipment that requires specialised technic...
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BlackBerry Software Cybersecurity Flaw Could Impact Cars, Medical Devices: US Agencies
A cybersecurity flaw in a software designed by BlackBerry could put at risk cars and medical equipment that use it and expose highly sensitive systems to attackers, the US drugs regulator and a federal agency said.
-
Conti Ransomware Gang Hit 16 US Health and Emergency Networks, FBI Says
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said that the same group of online extortionists blamed for striking the Irish health system last week have also hit at least 16 US medical and first response networks in the past year.
-
COVID-19 Bundle from Humble Offers Games, Books, Software for $20 to Raise Funds for Relief Work in India, Brazil
Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle is the company’s attempt at raising money for charities to help countries like India and Brazil that are struggling to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. The charities include GiveIndia, Direct Relief, Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and International Medical Corps (IMC).
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Oracle Co-Chief Mark Hurd Dies At 62
Mark Hurd, the co-CEO of software giant Oracle who had been on medical leave since last month, died Friday at the age of 62.
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Two Hyderabad Techies Arrested For Cheating Woman Of Rs 81 Lakh
Two people belonging to a gang of four software engineers, who posed as doctors and maintained a hospital in New Delhi while also operating a medical seat racket, have been arrested for cheating a woman of Rs 81 lakh, police said today.
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Where Corporate Professionals, Engineers, Doctors Hit The Stage For A Passion
The amateur actors of this theatre group include a medical doctor, software engineers, corporate executives, students among others.
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Siemens to Update Medical Scanner Software to Deal With Windows Bugs
Siemens' action provides more evidence of a growing focus on preventing cyber attacks on medical equipment.
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Why Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Posted About Bhopal Teen
This young, "passionate programmer" (as he describes himself on his website) from Bhopal lived with a developmental disorder called dyspraxia until being diagnosed at the age of nine. This motivated the teenager to search for a solution that would allow others like him quicker access to medical care.
-
US Medical Software Company Hack Affected 3.9 Million People
A notice posted on the company's website said the hack affected patients of 11 health care providers.
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Software Turns Smartphones Into Tools for Medical Research
Smartphone apps are the latest tools to emerge from the intersection of health care and Silicon Valley.
