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Revolutionary Healthcare Improvements Are Here for Diabetes Sufferers
Over 400 people worldwide suffer from diabetes, and that figure is on the rise. Often having to endure painful treatments such as daily finger pricks to ensure blood levels are...

The Democratic National Committee’s Security Compromised As Trump Files Hacked
Donald Trump’s plans may have been compromised as hackers have been getting inside information about the current presidential candidate for over a year. The two groups believed to be working...
HWThe Use of Search Engines to Help Diagnose Patients With Medical Conditions Could Soon Be Coming Our Way
Though maybe slightly controversial in its deployment, the use of search engines to help diagnose patients with medical conditions could soon be coming our way. Internet Mogul, Microsoft have been...
HWAmerica Now Developing a Electromagnetic Railguns as Weapon of Choice
Railguns are electromagnetic projectile launchers that use electricity rather than gunpowder or chemicals to cause an explosion. They can move at much faster speeds than that of a traditional weapon...
AIAre Robots Really Bad For Humans?
As of today the connection between the robots and us is very limited. However, the advent of robots in the human life is becoming rather beneficial as the artificial intelligence...
HWIs it Possible to Leave Coal Behind for the Developing Countries?
Around one in seven people do not have access to electricity and one in three developing countries are experiencing the energy poverty, according to the World Bank. As the need...

Renewable Energy is Becoming a Big Problem For Utility Providers
Renewable energy is an unavoidable part of our future. Traditional utility companies are already beginning to feel the loss in revenue and demand. Part of the loss of business is...
GMEAI is Replacing Virtual Reality’s Hottest Entry Level Job
Virtual reality and AI has entered the global workforce at an alarming rate. There are many talented and qualified individuals that enter the job market of VR, however, they are...
HWNASA Tests a Helicopter Drone For Mars Mission
NASA has announced the new Mars Mission – Mars 2020. NASA is planning to launch the 2020 Mars’ rover mission with more sophisticated equipment. NASA has been successful with the...
STAGroundbreaking Cancer Treatments Emerge But Is It A Cost We Can Afford?
With cancer affecting 1 in every two people in the world, the need for more targeted treatments is essential. But the developing of these treatments are a costly expense, with...
HWNew Breakthrough Treatment for MS Patients Uncovered Accidentally
Ask anyone who has to live with MS themselves or known a friend or family is suffering from the debilitating disease and they will tell you how much and pain...

Autonomous Transatlantic Self-Sailing Solar Ship Set To Break Records as it Crosses the Atlantic
Manned crossings of the Atlantic Ocean are not unheard of and in 2007 the Sun21 team took their solar powered catamaran sailing the seas from Basel to New York in...

Researchers Predict A Massive Rise in the Use of Autonomous Cars By 2040
A recent report published by the world’s largest consulting firm, Accenture, revealed that the use of autonomous cars in our society will increase significantly, focusing particularly on Australia. They have...
HWExcitement Looms as Astronomers Seek to Uncover the Universe With the James Webb Telescope
Space exploration has been a very exciting subject right from the very beginning, and with the advancement of technology going the way it is, astronomers are even closer to getting...
HWApple’s First Steps on Augmented Reality (AR)
Apple has patented its Augmented Reality (AR) device in the early June almost after a year since the rumors have spread. Apple’s patent for an AR device with the wrap-around...

Australia’s Clean Energy Future Gets Brighter
Green energy has recently been a hot topic of conversation for civilians and governments alike. This is because there are significant changes that must be made to avoid unfortunate climate...
HWScientists Identify The Protein That Could Prevent Tumor Growth in Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer is an ongoing concern for women of a variety of ages. Those that have been exposed to the Human Papillomavirus are the most susceptible. Smoking and other environmental...
GME44 Minutes UnEdited Gameplay Footage Of BATTLEFIELD 1
Battlefield™ One is coming later this fall, and action going in Battlefield 4 and Battlefield Hardline. The Game will be available on Xbox One, Xbox 360, Origin for PC, PlayStation...

Scientists Unfold The Second Layer of DNA
Since the 1980’s it has been suggested that we have not just one layer of DNA in our bodies, but two and this hypothesis has now been proved correct by...
HWWill All-Electric Cars Be Enough to Slow Down The Damage That We Cause To Our Earth?
Renewable energy is properly in season at the time. There are many ideas that are considered to be solutions. A significant amount of the ideas has already been put into...
AIFor Volvo, Autonomous Driving Won’t Mean The End of Manual Driving
The new self-driving cars are making their way to the public purchasing arena. There are thoughts, however, that this is not exactly what the entirety of the general population wants.
AIPlotting the World By Airports
There are over 7 billion people on our planet, and that number is increasing daily. With so many people with different travel requirements, it is essential that routes and landmarks...

Using 3D printing at Pre and Post-Production Processes Saves Millions of Dollars For The Manufacturers
Manufacturing is an ongoing business throughout the world. The goal of any production company is to save time and produce more revenue. Car manufacturing companies, for example, extend a lot...
HWThis Wearable Technology Detects Health Risks and Depression
Healthcare has become more interactive with the recent advances in technology. It is easier than ever for doctors to monitor their patients. Behaviors and diets often reveal the intricacies of...
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