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Abu Dhabi to trial wearable tech in pregnancy to address premature birth risk
Abu Dhabi is reportedly set to trial wearable technology during pregnancy as part of an effort to address the risk of premature birth, according to The National. While specific details about the device and how it monitors expectant mothers weren't fully outlined in available reporting, the move signals a broader trend: more health tech is being designed to sit directly on our bodies, often continuously, often wirelessly.
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Non-thermal radiofrequency radiation enhances blood stem cell function, potentially aids recovery from radiation injury
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