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Smartwatches That Predict Parkinson’s Disease

Health

October 29, 2024

Smartwatches That Predict Parkinson’s Disease

Smartwatches are collecting vast amounts of physiological data, and their technology is being utilized in innovative ways. Dr Patrick Schoettker, a chief anaesthesiologist at CHUV University Hospital, understands the complications that can arise from lengthy surgeries involving general anaesthesia. Rapid

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How Restoring River Meanders Can Reduce Flood Risks and Revitalize Ecosystems

Climate

September 25, 2024

How Restoring River Meanders Can Reduce Flood Risks and Revitalize Ecosystems

For centuries, meandering rivers have been straightened, but experts now emphasize that restoring their natural bends and curves can help prevent flooding and create healthier habitats for wildlife. Swindale Beck, a stream in Cumbria, located in the heart of the

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Underground Water Reserves on Mars Could Form Oceans, According to New Study

science

August 17, 2024

Underground Water Reserves on Mars Could Form Oceans, According to New Study

Scientists have discovered evidence of a large underground water reservoir deep beneath the surface of Mars, using data from a retired NASA mission. This water, trapped in tiny cracks and pores of rock within Mars’ crust, could potentially be enough

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What Science Says About Keeping Cool in a Heatwave

Weather

June 28, 2024

What Science Says About Keeping Cool in a Heatwave

Soaring temperatures make daily life uncomfortable and pose a serious threat to human health and the environment. Here is our guide to getting through one. The oppressive temperatures of a heatwave can have far-reaching impacts, from risks to human

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