When Tess Camp was pregnant with her second child, she knew she would need to get to the hospital fast when the baby came. Her first labor had been short for a first-time mother (seven hours), and second babies tend to be in more of a hurry. Even so, she was not prepared for what […]
As sales of electric vehicles continue to surge, many new and prospective customers have questions about qualifying for federal tax credit on electric vehicles, especially now that a slew of new credits have been reinstated to US consumers (alongside their fair share of confusing and ever-evolving conditions) Whether you qualify is not a simple yes […]
The world of motorcycles is rapidly changing, with the rise of electric motorcycles heralding a new era of motorcycling. If you’re considering getting your first motorcycle, there’s never been a better time to join the electric revolution. Electric motorcycles are the perfect first ride for anyone entering the world of two wheels, offering numerous advantages […]
A team of experts at the University of Manchester has been awarded major funding to help design smarter robots that will have more meaningful dialogue with humans after developing improved insight into our inner feelings through language. The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded Professor Angelo Cangelosi, co-director of the Manchester Centre for Robotics and […]
The Department of Health & Social Care has released a strategy entitled ‘A cyber resilient health and adult social care system in England: cyber security strategy by 2030’, outlining plans to better equip the NHS in cyber security over the next seven years. “In an increasingly digitised world, protecting [our] services from the disruptive impact of a cyber attack, […]
South Korea clears Coreline Soft’s AI brain haemorrhage detection software An AI-powered brain haemorrhage detection software by medtech company Coreline Soft is now listed as a non-insured medical device in South Korea following its approval from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. The software product called AVIEW Neuro CAD automatically detects cerebral haemorrhages in […]
Tesla started delivering its Tesla Semi just a few months ago, and now it has the dubious honor of issuing its first recall for the electric semi truck. The recall was announced on the NHTSA’s recall website, showing that the issue involves the parking brake and affects 35 vehicles. It was found that the electronic […]
A coalition of 54 consumer and environmental groups from 26 countries have written a letter to Toyota asking that the company phase-out fossil fuels globally by 2035, and in Europe by 2030. The letter is timed to coincide with the start of new CEO Koji Sato’s tenure at the company on April 1. Toyota occupies […]
The crisis in the NHS is dominating headlines, with the service dealing with complicated challenges across multiple areas. After the trials of COVID, GPs continue to face seemingly insurmountable pressure. The average number of patients per GP is at an all-time high of 2,273. It is not only the GPs suffering but also the vital support […]
England has become the first country in the world to launch clinical training in perinatal mental health using extended reality (XR) technology. A groundbreaking patient avatar has been developed by Health Education England in partnership with Fracture Reality that allows healthcare learners to expand their skills interacting with people with perinatal mental health problems via […]
