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Brazilian researchers have simultaneously demonstrated the mechanism that links high blood pressure with increased intracranial pressure, validated a non-invasive method of monitoring intracranial pressure, and proposed a treatment for high blood pressure that does not affect intracranial hypertension. The study was supported by FAPESP and involved a collaboration between researchers from São Paulo State University (UNESP) and Brain4care, a startup based in São Carlos. It could lead to novel treatments for intracranial hypertension and its complications, including stroke. The main results are reported in the journal Hypertension. The researchers monitored blood pressure and intracranial pressure in rats for six weeks. “We wanted to investigate what happened to the intracranial pressure during the time when the animals became hypertensive. We were the first to succeed in monitoring this process non-invasively by tracking changes in the shape of the intracranial pressure curve. ...

The days of living in a biological human shell are almost over. At least that's what futurologists hope if we introduce more advanced neurotechnology that enables people to communicate directly with machines. We previously looked at how the b Rain- c computer I Interfaces ( BCI ) changes. There is Kernel, a startup that provides BCI technology through its new business model, No euroscience a so a so Service ( NaaS ). Mr. Elon Musk's pet neuralink neuroscience company featured a monkey playing pong with just his mind. And researchers were able to develop a BCI technology that stabbed electrodes in a paralyzed patient's brain and gave them the ability to write on a screen with just their minds. A recent article by Nature highlights another breakthrough in BCI - a new high-performance technology that enables users to write up to 90 characters per minute with 94% accuracy using just their thoughts. It's almost as fast and (though perhaps less accurate) than hormo...

Jas Brooks, a long-haired engineer who looks like he could be a roadie for a hair metal band Moonlight, sat blindfolded in a room with electrodes in his nose and let people stir the smells over the internet. "It definitely looks ... awful," they told Digital Trends, comparing the experimental setup to the Milgram Experiment, a controversial series of 1960s experiments conducted by a Yale psychologist that tested willingness to shock participants with electric batons to administer. However, in Stanley Milgram's experiments, the participants didn't actually kill people. Unbeknownst to them, participants were tested to see if they were willing to obey a person of authority if they did something they thought was unreasonable. In the Brooks experimental setup, Brooks actually received electrical power from the people at the controls. These happened by chance in the form of warm, wasabi-like sensations or sharp vinegar vapors instead of bumps. "It doesn't hur...

Portable Payment Devices Market Research Report By Device Type (Fitness Trackers, Payment Bracelets & Smart Rings), By Technology (NFC (Near Field Communications), QR & Barcodes & RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)), By Distribution Channel, By Application, By Regions (America, Asia-Pacific and Europe, Middle East and Africa) - Global Forecast to 2026 - Cumulative Impact of COVID-19 New York, June 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report "Portable Payment Devices Market Research Report by Device Type, Technology, Distribution Channel, Application, Region - Global Forecast to 2026" - Cumulative Impact of COVID-19 "- https://www.reportlinker.com/p06088949/?utm_source=GNW The global Portable Payment Devices market size was estimated at $ 34.85 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach $ 39.81 billion in 2021, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.57% from 2020 to 2026, to reach $ 78.83 billion by 2026. Market ...

Why a smart and healthy quarantine infrastructure is now critical to Australia's future. Australia is in an enviable position with regard to COVID-19 (COVID) for our global position - both health and economic. However, it comes at a price. Typically, the spread in the community is due to quarantine issues of returning citizens or travelers. Our tracking and tracing capabilities vary from state to state. Methods of dealing with COVID outbreaks often include tough measures like bans. Even a single case can lead to restrictions such as a nationwide lockdown and interstate travel bans. While this is effective from a COVID spread perspective, it is not popular as we all value our freedom and sanity. And the economic impact is significant, to say the least. Put simply, lockdowns cannot be a long-term solution for Australia, which is managing COVID. AiGroup has calculated that a seven day downtime like this one is expected to cost billions of dollars. Multiply that by all th...

According to the latest IMARC Group report entitled " Latin America Telemedicine market size : Industry trends, share, size, growth, opportunities and forecast 2021-2026, “The Latin American telemedicine market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 23% over the next five years. Telemedicine encompasses the remote delivery of clinical and non-clinical services through tele and digital communication technologies. These technologies typically include mobile health applications (mHealth), video conferencing, remote patient monitoring (RPM), electronic data transfer, etc. Telemedicine solutions provide advice, care management, medical training, diagnosis, self-management services, etc. In addition, solutions also help with conducting administrative meetings as well in providing medical training using information and communication technologies (ICT). Like the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) When the crisis has conquered the world, we continuously monitor changes in the markets and t...

Pune, India, June 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - The global Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to see significant growth in healthcare market size to $ 446.52 billion by 2028, while between 2021 and . has a staggering CAGR of 25.9% in 2028. This information is backed up by Fortune Business Insights in its report, titled Internet of Things (IoT) in Healthcare - Market Size, Share, and COVID-19 Impact Analysis, by Component (Devices, Software and services), by application (telemedicine) ”published, patient monitoring, operations and workflow management, remote scanning, sample management and others), by end-user (laboratory research, hospitals, clinics and others) and regional forecast, 2021-2028. The report goes on to mention that the market was $ 71.84 billion in 2020. Factors such as the growing awareness of self-monitoring and the evolving health infrastructure are expected to drive demand for the product worldwide. Request a Sample PDF Brochure: https://www.fortunebusinessins...

The Industrial Wearable Devices market research report works on a strategic research methodology that greatly helps companies make profits and thrive in the global market. The market research analysis also depicts visionary innovations, future scenarios and market forecasts in order to advance important measures for leading companies. It also focuses on a marketing strategy that helps break a huge market into small segments in order to appeal to customers. It also indicates that customer requirements help increase the productivity of the products. The Industrial Wearable Devices market segmentation is done like demographic segmentation, behavioral segmentation, segmentation, and geographic areas. It also maps the full market scenario for the forecast period 2021-2027. Get a Sample Copy of Industrial Wearable Equipment Market Report at: https://www.globalmarketmonitor.com/request.php?type=1&rid=673072 It reflects the changes new and established businesses need to make in orde...

With flexible displays established behind us, many have wondered what the next big thing in display technology will be. Recently, freeform displays1 have gained prominence as the next generation technology that enables high resolution images and portability at the same time. While the technology is still in its infancy, extensive research has been carried out on stretchable displays (a core technology for freeform displays) that, like rubber bands, can be stretched in any direction to change shape. Stretchable display and sensor openings On June 4, researchers at the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT), Samsung's research and development center for innovative future technologies, published research results2 in the world-renowned journal "Science Advances" on a technology that overcomes the limits of stretchable devices. Through this study, stable performance was achieved in a stretchable device with high elongation. This research was also the fir...

With Samsung Electronics Australia looking to capture a stake in the local 5G infrastructure market to which Huawei has been banned, the South Korean company will apparently reveal what its offering will look like. The company has sent out official invitations to global media and business partners around the world for an upcoming online event to showcase its networking business to a global audience. The trade fair planned for June 22nd with the title "Unleashing the Full Power of 5G" is the first public event at which the network solutions from Samsung will be presented. President Jeon Kyung-hoon, head of Samsung's networking business, is expected to appear on the stage to showcase a range of the company's latest solutions ranging from 5G chips, software and equipment to specialty 5G networks . Samsung previously attended the annual Mobile World Congress, held every February in Barcelona, ​​Spain, to showcase its network solutions alongside competitors such as Hua...

It's no secret that Wizarding World has a lot of merchandise, but is it possible to have too much? With all sorts of great items in this issue of Merch Madness, we feel like you might want to do a little shopping. Harry Potter goods from Aldi First up is Aldi, where UK website Tyla reports that fans can find lots of magical merchandise at huge discounts. Although the first Specialbuys offer was from last month, it appears that many of the items are still available on Aldi's UK website! With everything from dolls and Fat Quarters made from Wizarding World cloth to a box containing the Harry Potter books or films, there is no shortage of great products. Also, as mentioned in a separate article from Bustle, Aldi is now selling the Harry Potter Invisibility Cloak in the UK. While it's not exactly magical, it's pretty close; The coat works with an app that allows users to make it look like they're gone. Unfortunately, at the time of publication on Aldi's w...

Smart Clothing (Wearable Tech) Market HTF MI launched a new business research entitled Smart Clothing (Wearable Tech) - Thematic Market Study Forecast to 2027. This Smart Clothing (Wearable Tech) themed market report includes data for the estimated year 2021 and forecasts through to 2027 in terms of both value ($ Mn) and volume (MT). The report also provides a detailed assessment of macroeconomic factors and a market outlook for the Smart Clothing (Wearable Tech) Themed Market. The study is carried out by applying both top-down and bottom-up approaches and other iterative methods to validate and dimension the market estimates and trends of the smart clothing (wearable tech) themed market. In addition to supplementing the findings, EXIM data, consumption, supply and demand figures, raw price analyzes, market income and gross margins. Some of the companies listed in the research study are Adidas, Alphabet, Ambiotex, Athos, Carré Technologies, Catapult Sports, Chico's FAS, CuteCi...