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Mashup Score: 0Explained: Are Transgender Women At A Greater Risk Of Breast Cancer? - 10 month(s) ago
The incidence of breast cancer is on the rise among women residing in urban areas. It is a complex disease that can affect anyone with breast tissue, regardless of their gender identity. Though, most common in women but can also be seen in men who have hormonal imbalances. Transgender women (individuals assigned a male sex at birth, but identifying with the female sex) may opt for a gender…
Source: IndiaTimesCategories: Latest Headlines, Oncologists2Tweet
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Mashup Score: 0Why Are Doctors Important In Digital Health Deployment? - 1 year(s) ago
Doctors remain an indispensable part of modern society despite all the technological advancements in healthcare. Hospital administrators and policymakers need to enable and empower doctors as an integral part of digital health deployments.
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Why Are Doctors Important In Digital Health Deployment? https://t.co/lkwLYTeKBs https://t.co/D4m9unLdTl
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Smartwatches have revolutionised how we look at technology. More than a means of communication, wearables are increasingly being looked at as companions in our fitness journey.
Source: IndiaTimesCategories: Future of Medicine, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
RT @UnfoldLabs: How #Smart #Wearables Continue To Steer #Technology Towards The Future: https://t.co/TTtMms948Q @MargaretSiegien @Khuloo…
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In the study that was published in Advanced Materials, scientists highlighted how excess blood sugar may be used to power medical devices in the body like insulin pumps and potentially pacemakers.
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Powering Medical Devices From Within: Scientists Turn Blood Sugar Into Electricity https://t.co/7vyDj0nhsd https://t.co/RH064Rmj5I
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Smartwatches have revolutionised how we look at technology. More than a means of communication, wearables are increasingly being looked at as companions in our fitness journey.
Source: IndiaTimesCategories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
RT @globaliqx: How Smart Wearables Continue To Steer Technology Towards The Future By @indiatimes https://t.co/eaphyyRNpf #Wearables…
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Mashup Score: 1No Rhinos Poached In Assam In 2022: How A Team With 22 Officials Achieved This Amazing Feat - 1 year(s) ago
Assam recorded zero poaching of endangered rhinos, known for their horns that fetch big money because of their supposed medicinal value, for the first time in nearly 45 years
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No Rhinos Poached In Assam In 2022: How A Team With 22 Officials Achieved This Amazing Feat https://t.co/SOJ8fBrAL6
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Mashup Score: 9New 'Smart Bandage' Can Heal Serious Wounds 25% Faster - 1 year(s) ago
Scientists have developed a “smart bandage” that can heal a serious wound about 25% times faster than the average bandage
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New 'smart bandage' can heal serious wounds 25% faster #NBTintheNews via @Indiatimes https://t.co/dmWZgRVzNd
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The artwork is the result of a collaboration between the brains that create some of the coolest looking synthesisers and music hardware, and design studios Modemand Bureau Cool.
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Researchers Develop AI That Creates Artwork In Real Time Listening To Music https://t.co/XyBlWUjow3 https://t.co/TF4l0GWA2K
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Mashup Score: 2'Please Refrain': US National Park Service Asks People To Stop Licking Toads To Get High - 1 year(s) ago
The US National Park Service is warning people to stop licking toads in the wild due to their gland-secreted psychedelic substance that can create a hallucinogenic experience.
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😂 🐸 National Park Service Warns People To Stop Licking Toad That Causes Hallucinations How do I find these? Asking for a friend https://t.co/12qTXmyfEK
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Nearly 1,000 different kinds of bacteria, many of them not known before, have been identified by researchers in glacier samples taken from the Tibetan Plateau. If the glacier melts as a result of climate change, the germs could endanger human health.
Source: IndiaTimesCategories: Future of Medicine, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
Explained: Research found microbes locked in glacier ice lead to future diseases #NBTintheNews via @Indiatimes https://t.co/TYPsnBsTKd
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#Breatcancer is a complex disease that can affect anyone regardless of their gender identity. Therapy for transgender women often involves the use of estrogen and antiandrogen hormones which can impact breast tissue. Read this article to know more #cancer https://t.co/I99GRUf6gU