A European country presents biotechnological insects for military use at NATO
A German startup announced the deployment of biotechnological insect systems for military use at NATO, with confirmed field trials and plans for future missions focused on detection and reconnaissance.
48,000 animals culled after bird flu
A large-scale culling of 48,000 birds has taken place in Torsås, Sweden, following the detection of bird flu.
Symptoms in the bathroom can reveal a man's cancer – there's already urgency to see a doctor
Urinary bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer among men, with bloody urine being a key warning sign.
WHO tests simulation tool to improve outbreak response
The World Health Organisation is testing an interactive simulation tool aimed at enhancing the speed of outbreak detection and response based on the 7-1-7 target.
Nestle: The cereulide toxin was found in an infant who drank milk
The French Ministry of Health confirmed the detection of the cereulide toxin in an infant treated in France after consuming recalled milk.
AI is flooding the internet with increasingly better fakes. Detectors can't keep up
The article discusses the rising challenge of distinguishing between authentic content and AI-generated fakes, highlighting the limitations of detection tools and the potential for misinformation.
News Quiz from February 26: How do economists want to detect inflation risks earlier?
The article presents a news quiz focusing on how economists aim to improve early detection of inflation risks.
A new method allows for faster detection of tuberculosis
A doctoral thesis from the University of Tartu demonstrates a reliable and cost-effective method for diagnosing tuberculosis and identifying antibiotic resistance.
Doctors ask for attention: a rare cancer whose symptoms are visible to the naked eye
Healthcare professionals warn about the visibility of symptoms in oral cancer and the importance of early detection for successful treatment.
Influence Operations in the House of Representatives Election? Is There a Strategic and Clever Movement to Evade Detection?
During Japan's House of Representatives election period, critical posts about the government circulated on social media, raising suspicions of foreign influence operations.
Danish scientists discovered something about colorectal cancer that had been overlooked by everyone
Danish researchers have identified a previously undocumented virus in the gut bacteria of colorectal cancer patients, potentially aiding in earlier cancer detection in the future.
Court allows the return of controversial face detection at Prague airport
The Czech court has permitted the reintroduction of contentious facial recognition technology at Prague airport.
"The Foot Speaks and Gives Us Several Alerts": Everything That a Visit to the Podiatrist Can Reveal
A visit to a podiatrist can reveal potential health issues, making them essential for comprehensive health evaluations beyond foot care.
Civil Servant at Level 7 Acts as Drug Courier... Used CCTV Information to Transport Methamphetamine
A civil servant in South Korea has been arrested for acting as a drug courier, using CCTV information to evade detection while transporting methamphetamine.
From Insect Detection to Soybean Analyzer, AI is Helping Agriculture
AI solutions are being showcased at the AI Impact Summit, specifically highlighting tools designed to assist farmers.
Road Code: Starting today, alco-lock on cars of those convicted of drunk driving
From today, it is mandatory for vehicles owned by individuals convicted of driving under the influence to have an alcohol detection system installed at their own expense.
The main cause of stomach cancer - a recognized carcinogen
A Lithuanian team is developing AI technology to improve the detection and diagnosis of Helicobacter pylori infections.
Electrons Like in Mud: First Detection of 'Polaron' Formation
Researchers have successfully tracked the formation of polarons for the first time, revealing fundamental insights into electron behavior in polar materials.
Dogs of a Mantrailing Association: They Can Even Smell Time
A German article discusses the remarkable olfactory capabilities of dogs, highlighting their anatomy and ability to detect scents.
LEADERSHIP OF LUNG CLINIC ⟩ Screening for lung cancer in Tartu County outperformed the USA
A lung cancer screening pilot in Tartu County has shown significantly better participation rates and early detection compared to similar programs in the USA.
Government to Include Colonoscopy in National Health Screening for Ages 45 to 74
The government plans to include colonoscopies as part of the national health screening for citizens aged 45 to 74 starting in 2028, aiming to increase cancer early detection rates.
Colorectal cancer: transit, pain, fatigue... When should we worry?
The article discusses the importance of early detection and screening for colorectal cancer, which remains one of the most common and deadliest cancers in France.
Belly rubs and finding bombs: Explosive detection dog honoured
Explosive detection dog Flo Joe has been posthumously honored for her significant military service in Afghanistan, where she located numerous explosive devices and saved many lives.
Water distribution shut down in Karkkila
Water distribution in Karkkila is being interrupted due to issues, with closures scheduled while the leaks are being sought.
Jeremy Hunt urges medics to do more to improve detection of rare childbirth condition
Jeremy Hunt is calling on doctors to enhance the detection of placenta accreta spectrum, a rare childbirth complication, following a campaign initiated by a woman affected by the condition.
Colon Cancer: A Study Confirmed That Early Detection Reduces Cases of Severity
A clinical study shows that screening for colorectal cancer significantly aids early detection and reduces advanced cases.
'I'm a pilot's wife and there's method to sneak third bag on plane easily'
A pilot's wife shares a clever method to increase hand luggage space on flights by sneaking a third bag onboard without detection by airlines.
How to Detect Kidney Failure with a Test for ₹300? Dr. Explained
Dr. Brijmohan Arora discusses the importance of a simple urine test to detect kidney damage early in patients, particularly in the context of silent conditions like diabetes and hypertension that lead to severe kidney issues.
Reality TV Star Receives Cancer Diagnosis - 'There It Was'
Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi, known from the reality show Jersey Shore, has been diagnosed with cervical cancer but emphasizes the importance of regular screenings after early detection.
A decade detecting gravitational waves: how they have transformed what we know about black holes
February marks ten years since the first detection of gravitational waves, revealing unprecedented details about black holes and compact stars.
A dog detected the cancer of a couple and saved their lives
A dog named Ceto alerted his owners of their cancer diagnoses, ultimately saving their lives.
Digital "net" against "straw men" and "one-time" VAT numbers: The algorithm that exposes tax fraud
Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue is implementing a new detection algorithm to combat tax fraud involving companies that frequently change responsible parties and VAT numbers.
Ovarian cancer could be detected at earliest stage with 'medical tampon'
A new trial is investigating the use of a specialized tampon for the early detection of ovarian cancer by identifying biological markers in vaginal fluid.
Jaccard: the new 'weapon' that finds fraud networks
The Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue is employing the Jaccard similarity index to enhance its detection of fraudulent business networks following a significant crackdown on 380 ghost companies.
First detection of atmospheric pollution caused by a rocket re-entry
Scientists have measured for the first time the atmospheric pollution resulting from a rocket re-entering Earth's atmosphere, specifically noting a surge in lithium levels after the uncontrolled reentry of a Falcon 9 rocket.
Medical Tampon Could Detect Early Signs of Ovarian Cancer
A new medical tampon device is being trialed in Southampton, UK, with the potential to detect early signs of ovarian cancer, a disease that affects approximately 7,600 women annually in the UK.
It is extremely serious that tuberculosis infection has been detected
There has been a serious detection of tuberculosis infection among two healthcare workers in Iceland, prompting further testing among staff.
People with a certain birthday urged to get screening that diagnosed thousands in 2025
The NHS is urging women aged 50 to 70 to participate in regular breast screenings, emphasizing early detection of breast cancer which diagnosed thousands last year.
Man in Sicily trained his dog to illegally dump rubbish, say police
A man in Catania, Sicily, was caught training his dog to illegally dump rubbish to avoid detection by surveillance cameras.
Trainers Seek Cancellation of Penalty for Banned Substance in Racehorses Lose Case at Morioka District Court
Trainers who sought to overturn penalties related to the detection of the banned substance boldenone in racehorses lost their case at Morioka District Court.
Licence for antibiotic use in Tasmanian salmon may be suspended
The Australian federal agency is proposing to suspend the use of the antibiotic florfenicol in Tasmanian salmon farming following its detection in native species nearby.
Discovered Russian military aircraft off the coast of Alaska
Norad reported the detection of several Russian military aircraft operating near Alaska's coastline, prompting a response to intercept and escort them from the area.
Organized South American crime group burglarizes over 60 high-end Houston-area homes targeting designer goods
A South American crime ring has conducted over 60 burglaries in Houston, utilizing advanced tactics to target high-end homes and evade police detection.
'Dying' satellite leaves Australia's north waiting hours for latest fire information
A critical NASA satellite used for detecting bushfires in northern Australia is failing, leading to delays in fire detection and information dissemination.
Corruption: how the gendarmerie is intensifying the detection of "bad apples"
France's gendarmerie is implementing a new system called 'Citar' to uncover military personnel who illegally access files, with nearly 8,000 military members checked since January.
The revealing test that promises to predict when Alzheimer's symptoms will begin
Scientists are closer to predicting Alzheimer's onset with a new blood test that detects abnormal tau protein associated with the disease.
Inps Visit, Only 6% of Workers Are Checked: Here’s Who Is at Risk
A mere 6% of workers on sick leave are visited by Inps doctors to verify their medical conditions, raising concerns over the detection of fraudulent claims.
Christy Carlson Romano, former Disney star, reveals positive cancer test: 'It's a very vulnerable moment'
Actress Christy Carlson Romano announced a positive cancer screening result, prompting concern among her fans.
Four-legged customs officials Joga – bags of euros: an invaluable gift from the Bank of Lithuania
Joga, an experienced customs dog, has been trained to detect undeclared cash for years and plays a crucial role in the Vilnius Territorial Customs Mobile Group.
Officer Joga - bags of euros: how customs prepares cash seekers
Officer Joga is an experienced cash seeker trained to detect undeclared money, working at the Vilnius customs office and participating in regular training courses.