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Blood Test May Help Detect Pancreatic Cancer In Earliest Stages: Researchers
Survival rate in pancreatic cancer is low because it can grow silently for months or years without early symptoms or with symptoms that look like minor illnesses.
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From Surgical Checklist To Bedside Barcode: Technologies Making Hospitals Safer
Technology is increasingly becoming part of the patient-safety framework in modern hospitals, from the surgical checklist in the operating room to the barcode scan at the bedside.
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Russia, China Veto US Proposal At UN On Iran Sanctions Monitoring
Iran's UN mission thanked China and Russia for vetoing the resolution, saying that the countries "prevented yet another cynical attempt by the US and its allies to abuse the Security Council for their political purposes."
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Unknown Projectile Strikes Vessel In Hormuz, UK Maritime Watchdog Says
Since US-Israeli attacks on Iran started the Middle East war in February, Tehran has blockaded the strait, a key shipping route for oil and gas.
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Could Your Smartwatch Be Giving You Headaches? What Doctors Want You To Know
A recent social media discussion has also drawn attention to a less-discussed concern: headaches associated with prolonged wearable use. While there is no strong evidence that smartwatch use directly causes migraines , some people may experience discomfort while wearing these devices.
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Flood Warning Systems Failed In Nepal. Can Satellites Strengthen Them?
The apparent movement of the glacier before its collapse has renewed discussion within the geospatial community about integrating satellite observations into early-warning systems.
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Sikkim Installs Sensors At 16 High-Risk Glacial Lakes After Nepal Floods
Sikkim has more than 400 glacial lakes, both large and small, of which 16 have been identified under the state's high-vulnerability assessment.
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PV Sindhu Spotted Wearing AI-Powered Temple Device: What Does It Monitor?
PV Sindhu's use of a small brain-focused wearable highlights how elite sports technology is moving beyond conventional fitness tracking.
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55 Baby Turtles Die On Florida Beach After Artificial Lights Lead Them Away From Ocean
Conservationists stress that simple adjustments to beachfront lighting can prevent future tragedies.
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One Kidney, Can You Still Play Sports? What Athletes Should Know
Having one kidney does not automatically mean giving up sports. For many people, regular physical activity can and should remain part of a healthy lifestyle.
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Blood Glucose Monitoring vs Continuous Glucose Monitoring: What Should A Diabetic Choose?
Traditional Blood Glucose Monitoring (BGM) provides a single snapshot of your blood sugar at one exact moment, whereas Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) tracks your glucose levels 24/7 through a wearable sensor.
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How China's Surveillance Network Follows Foreigners Into Their Homes
China already tracks its 1.4 billion citizens through an enormous web of cameras, phone signals and national identity records. Now, the chance discovery by a cybersecurity researcher has shown how far that surveillance reaches when it comes to foreigners too.
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Why Business Tycoons Call This Rajasthan Temple Their 'Business Partner'
Every donation is recorded, counted under CCTV surveillance, and deposited across five banks. The funds are also used for temple expansion and development of 16 nearby villages.
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Alexander Zverev Plays With Type 1 Diabetes: How Athletes Manage The Condition
Alexander Zverev manages Type 1 diabetes while competing at Wimbledon, using insulin injections and glucose monitoring during matches.
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Tumour Marker Tests: How They Help Detect And Monitor Cancer
Tumour marker tests detect substances linked to cancer but cannot diagnose cancer alone and must be interpreted with other clinical evaluations.
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Blood Test May Help Detect Pancreatic Cancer In Earliest Stages: Researchers
Survival rate in pancreatic cancer is low because it can grow silently for months or years without early symptoms or with symptoms that look like minor illnesses.
-
From Surgical Checklist To Bedside Barcode: Technologies Making Hospitals Safer
Technology is increasingly becoming part of the patient-safety framework in modern hospitals, from the surgical checklist in the operating room to the barcode scan at the bedside.
-
Russia, China Veto US Proposal At UN On Iran Sanctions Monitoring
Iran's UN mission thanked China and Russia for vetoing the resolution, saying that the countries "prevented yet another cynical attempt by the US and its allies to abuse the Security Council for their political purposes."
-
Unknown Projectile Strikes Vessel In Hormuz, UK Maritime Watchdog Says
Since US-Israeli attacks on Iran started the Middle East war in February, Tehran has blockaded the strait, a key shipping route for oil and gas.
-
Could Your Smartwatch Be Giving You Headaches? What Doctors Want You To Know
A recent social media discussion has also drawn attention to a less-discussed concern: headaches associated with prolonged wearable use. While there is no strong evidence that smartwatch use directly causes migraines , some people may experience discomfort while wearing these devices.
-
Flood Warning Systems Failed In Nepal. Can Satellites Strengthen Them?
The apparent movement of the glacier before its collapse has renewed discussion within the geospatial community about integrating satellite observations into early-warning systems.
-
Sikkim Installs Sensors At 16 High-Risk Glacial Lakes After Nepal Floods
Sikkim has more than 400 glacial lakes, both large and small, of which 16 have been identified under the state's high-vulnerability assessment.
-
PV Sindhu Spotted Wearing AI-Powered Temple Device: What Does It Monitor?
PV Sindhu's use of a small brain-focused wearable highlights how elite sports technology is moving beyond conventional fitness tracking.
-
55 Baby Turtles Die On Florida Beach After Artificial Lights Lead Them Away From Ocean
Conservationists stress that simple adjustments to beachfront lighting can prevent future tragedies.
-
One Kidney, Can You Still Play Sports? What Athletes Should Know
Having one kidney does not automatically mean giving up sports. For many people, regular physical activity can and should remain part of a healthy lifestyle.
-
Blood Glucose Monitoring vs Continuous Glucose Monitoring: What Should A Diabetic Choose?
Traditional Blood Glucose Monitoring (BGM) provides a single snapshot of your blood sugar at one exact moment, whereas Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) tracks your glucose levels 24/7 through a wearable sensor.
-
How China's Surveillance Network Follows Foreigners Into Their Homes
China already tracks its 1.4 billion citizens through an enormous web of cameras, phone signals and national identity records. Now, the chance discovery by a cybersecurity researcher has shown how far that surveillance reaches when it comes to foreigners too.
-
Why Business Tycoons Call This Rajasthan Temple Their 'Business Partner'
Every donation is recorded, counted under CCTV surveillance, and deposited across five banks. The funds are also used for temple expansion and development of 16 nearby villages.
-
Alexander Zverev Plays With Type 1 Diabetes: How Athletes Manage The Condition
Alexander Zverev manages Type 1 diabetes while competing at Wimbledon, using insulin injections and glucose monitoring during matches.
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Tumour Marker Tests: How They Help Detect And Monitor Cancer
Tumour marker tests detect substances linked to cancer but cannot diagnose cancer alone and must be interpreted with other clinical evaluations.
