Health

The “Social Mask”

The cheek thermometer on the Social Mask provides real-time readouts for all to see, allowing others to steer clear if the wearer has a fever. The biosensors can also monitor the presence of germs and other pollutants in the air…. Read More ›

‘It didn’t hurt at all’

CNN’s Cyril Vanier speaks with Martin Kenyon, a 91-year-old Briton who received the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine. The United Kingdom has become the world’s first nation to begin vaccinating its citizens with a fully vetted and authorized Covid-19 shot, a landmark… Read More ›

Open letter from an ICU nurse

My patient is incredibly sick; they have a tube keeping their airway open, sedated, ventilated, paralysed, needing multiple inotropes, severely septic needing dialysis, who needs to be proned, as they are needing 100% oxygen. I take a detailed handover, I… Read More ›

Hackers will target anything

The international vaccine supply chain has been targeted by cyber-espionage, according to IBM. The company says it tracked a campaign aimed at the delivery “cold chain” used to keep vaccines at the right temperature during transportation. The attackers’ identity is… Read More ›

The benefits of walking

According to the NHS, adults should be doing “at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity activity a week”. Walking counts towards this weekly exercise goal, and can help you build stamina and improve cardiovascular health – but you have to… Read More ›

400+ workouts on demand

PUREGYM just made 400 workouts available for free. This is a hugely impressive collection. Contactless access to the gym using your phoneLive attendance tracker to help plan your visits to the gymLoads of great classes and 400+ workouts on demandBuild… Read More ›