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Apple plans hypertension, sleep apnea detection for next watch

To detect sleep apnea, the Apple Watch will monitor a person’s sleeping and breathing habits to predict if a person has the condition

During trials, patients were asked to look at a screen, which then swiftly captured their blood pressure in just 40 seconds. Photo: Collected

Now AI can measure blood pressure from a patient’s face

This artificial skin includes all six primary types of skin cells, together with special hydrogels that served as a kind of biological ink. Photo: Collected

Scientists print most realistic bioengineered skin yet

Neuralink has received approval from the US FDA to launch its first in-human clinical study. But its uses will be grounded in reality, not science fiction. Photo: DW

Brain implants make disabled walk but can't read thoughts

Further testing and trials will likely be conducted before the ARMs are widely available in the market. Photo: Collected

Google's AR microscope paves the way for early cancer detection

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Skills, innovation, productivity key to avoiding middle-income trap

Trisofuel cells could power micro nuclear generators, which are approximately the size of small cars and can be attached to rockets. Graphic: Collected

Scientists develop fuel for sustaining life on Moon base

Paralysed woman 'speaks' after 18 years through avatar

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OnePlus’s upcoming phone will let you actually use it in pouring rain

A Waymo autonomous taxi in San Francisco. Photo: Bloomberg

Paid driverless taxis are slowly becoming a reality

Levitation is one hallmark of superconductivity. Photo: Bloomberg

Will a new superconductor change the world?

Embryo-like structures provide insights into the earliest stages of human development. Image: DW

Future humans born in a Petri dish?

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Green Plant Club organises IUB Green Genius season 4