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4 months agoOura's CEO wants its smart ring to be the doctor in your pocket
Oura Ring delivers accurate health insights, functioning well within its claims.
Dr. Stephen Milan highlighted the significance of early detection, saying: "An ION robotic bronchoscopy allows me to go after nodules that are less than a centimeter in size. That is where survivorship is best, because you are catching cancer at the earliest possible stage."
Transform any room with realistic flameless candles. Luminara's patented flame-effect technology creates the most lifelike flicker, adding warmth and ambiance without the risk of open flames.
The Light Player - Aid-Sleeping Music Lamp combines calming light and soothing sound to create an ideal sleep environment, offering three distinct modes for relaxation.
South African equities are poised for further gains, shaped by positive market breadth and easing global concerns around U.S. tariffs.
AI models are extraordinary, but they can also fail for some groups of people: if a model is trained only on data from men, for example, it might perform poorly when looking at women.
The NoseFrida SnotSucker comes highly recommended in parenting communities, but it's a finicky device that requires a lot of manual suction and - more often than not - two adults to get the job done.