Dentists and GPs offered MND training in bid to boost early detection IN FULL The Independent UK · Sep 14
7 Serious Health Problems Indian Cab and Truck Drivers Develop From Long Driving Hours Chronic Back and Spine PainSitting in a fixed position for 10 or more hours, absorbing road vibration through a seat that rarely offers lumbar support, is one of the fastest routes to spinal degeneration. A 2019 study published in the Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found that professional… Times Life · Sep 14
India's ABC Programme Promises to Control Stray Dog Populations, Here Is Where Sterilisation Fails What the ABC Programme Actually MandatesThe Animal Birth Control (ABC) Rules, first notified in 2001 and significantly revised in 2023, require every municipal body in India to sterilise and vaccinate free-roaming dogs, return them to their original location, and maintain ward-level records. The programme does not permit culling, the Supreme… Times Life · Sep 12
Train passengers, stop checking the platform board every 10 minutes: This little-known solution shows your coach position and even works without internet The Where Is My Train app makes train journeys easier by offering real-time train tracking and a range of useful travel tools. It can work without an internet or GPS connection by using mobile tower data to estimate a train’s location. Users can access train schedules and PNR information, while… The Economic Times · Sep 10
Compulsory grammar tests in England’s schools aren’t improving children’s writing For over a decade, children in year six – the final year of primary school in England – have taken the grammar, punctuation and spelling test as part of their Key Stage 2 Standard Assessment Tests (Sats). This GPS test has shaped how grammar is taught in primary schools. The Conversation · Sep 8
A solar storm knocked out GPS for hours last year. Scientists finally find how the disruption happened Solar storm led to temporary drop in accuracy of GPS systems by over 10 meters The Independent UK · Sep 8
Where could the next big earthquake strike? Scientists develop a new method that successfully identified a high-risk fault zone in Kamchatka Scientists developed a new method to identify earthquake fault sections with accumulating stress. This technique uses GPS data to track Earth's surface deformation and locate locked fault areas. A real-world test in Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula confirmed the method's potential for identifying rupture zones. Researchers are now testing this approach in… The Economic Times · Sep 7
Man Goes To Dealership To Test-Drive Blazer. Then A Salesman Refuses: ‘I Need To Know If You Can Afford It’ "I was pissed." Motor1 · Sep 5
Why Nepal is burying its flood victims instead of cremating them Faced with an overwhelming number of unidentified flood victims, Nepal is resorting to temporary burials. Authorities are gathering crucial DNA and identification information for later claims. As morgues reach their limits, strategically documented burial sites marked with GPS coordinates are established, maintaining a necessary connection for future identification efforts, thus… The Times of India · Sep 3
Family of murdered mother say plans to tackle misogyny ‘not nearly enough’ Stacy Mair was killed weeks after her estranged husband had been released on bail charged with assaulting her. Evening Standard · Sep 2
Audit identifies cause of Telstra's nationwide outage An internal GPS card incorrectly registered the year as 2006, which caused catastrophic failures as it spread throughout Telstra's network. AAP · Sep 2
'Massive' gaps and a new frontier facing women's health A gathering of experts and advocates has discussed the "massive" health gaps facing women in 2026, while GPs describe a new information overload frontier. AAP · Sep 1
Why Analysts Think Sellas Life Sciences Stock Can Gain 150% From Here Sellas is gaining Wall Street’s attention as clinical progress, upcoming catalysts, and positive analyst sentiment strengthen the case for further upside. Barchart · Sep 1
This Cheap Electric Scooter Has ABS, Traction Control, Blind-Spot Monitoring, And GPS Niu's FQiX 300 electric scooter tops out at 50 miles per hour, but its massive list of rider aids is the real headline. RideApart · Sep 1
The Guardian - UK · Aug 31 Doctors’ AI scribes get names of drugs and diagnoses wrong, NHS watchdog warns Exclusive: Patients identify errors in consultation transcripts that are missed by GPs, Healthwatch England finds
The Times of India · Aug 29 UK's Tulshi Patel traces mother and aunt's last location in Nepal through TikTok video: 'Waiting to see a tick in WhatsApp messages' Tulshi Patel, a Pharmacist from Milton Keynes, England, has been looking for her mother, Hemangini Jitendra Patel, and her aunt, Hema Sunil Amin, who went on a pilgrimage to Tibet. Patel last spoke to her mother and aunt on Monday, received a photo of them on Tuesday and their last…
TechRadar · Aug 29 Google says the Pixel Watch 5 can beat Apple and Garmin for GPS accuracy — so I decided to test all three watches myself on the London Marathon course Can Google's claims of Garmin and Apple-beating GPS really hold water?
The Independent UK · Aug 28 Thousands of women suffer with undiagnosed PTSD after childbirth Two damning reports into the UK’s maternity services found that they failed to consistently provide compassionate and safe care
The Guardian - UK · Aug 27 Thousands of UK women have undiagnosed PTSD after childbirth each year, study finds Experts call for joined-up support through the postnatal period amid concerns GPs are not trained to spot symptoms
Radio France Internationale · Aug 27 Looking up: French sailors ditch GPS to rediscover celestial art of navigation Astronaut Sophie Adenot made history this month as the first French woman to perform a spacewalk. Back on Earth, space enthusiasts across France are finding their own ways to reach for the stars. In the fourth of a five-part series, RFI meets amateur sailors learning to navigate by the stars,…
TechRadar · Aug 26 A Whoop band for tracking vulnerable relatives? Fitbit founders launch new screenless wearable with GPS, heart monitoring, sleep tracking and more — and even aspeaker so you can check in Fitbit founders are launching the screenless Luffu Link, a new fitness tracker that has built-in GPS, LTE, and voice logging.
We Got This Covered · Aug 25 Texas Man gets email about his dealership signing him up for a service. Then he allegedly finds a hidden GPS tracker in his new truck “It can track you anywhere.”
Euronews · Aug 25 Phones, drones and ships running blind as GPS malfunctions across Poland Poland's National Institute of Telecommunications has said that the source is external and linked to the activity of electronic warfare systems in the Baltic Sea region.
Space · Aug 25 NASA satellites ace world's 1st 'lost-in-space' GPS-free navigation experiment No GPS? No problem. A team of NASA satellites are extending their stay in space after successfully proving out navigation by other means.
Euronews · Aug 25 The Faroe Islands’ self-navigating car itineraries are putting the magic back into travel Travellers are invited to hop in a car and let the GPS take them to lesser-known spots – and the destinations are a secret until you arrive.