The concept of Internet of Bodies (IOB) is gaining momentum and is set to revolutionize the way technological devices interact with the human body. Academic and author Andrea M. Matwyshyn introduced the term in 2016, defining it as a network where human bodies rely on the internet and related technologies for their integrity and functionality.
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The presence of over 2,000 police officers in London for the Champions League final at Wembley has sparked both positive and negative responses from the public. While it is essential to ensure the safety and security of fans and manage any potential threats, such a massive deployment of law enforcement can also lead to concerns
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Recent research has suggested that taking blood pressure medication at specific times tailored to an individual’s chronotype, or circadian rhythm, could have a significant impact on heart health and reduce the risk of heart attack. This personalized approach to dosing, known as personalized chronotherapy, has shown promising results in a study involving over 5,300 participants.
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The Food and Drug Administration recently approved Moderna’s vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus for adults ages 60 and above, marking the company’s second product to enter the U.S. market. This approval comes as a win for Moderna, providing them with another revenue source amidst decreasing demand for their Covid jab. Moderna’s shot approval was based
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