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Mor44-009 | Smartwatch-derived digital biomarkers distinguish episodic pain phenotypes in chronic low back pain | |||||||
| Quote: | However, when we examined how these signals changed and fluctuated over time, we were able to distinguish episodic from non-episodic pain patients with meaningful accuracy. Notably, combining heart rate and activity data performed better than either alone. This work suggests that the smartwatch many people already wear on their wrist could one day help clinicians objectively monitor chronic pain in real time, reducing the burden of self-reporting and potentially enabling earlier detection of pain flare-ups. | |||||||
| Article: | https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.09.02.26362006v1 | |||||||
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Zzf45-1016 | 11.4 Million in Nvidia Hardware Is Missing an Expert Warns It Could Reach China | |||||||
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Six pallets of Nvidia hardware reportedly worth 11.4 million
disappeared on a run from Oakland to Fort Worth, Texas. As of November
9, more than two months after the pickup, Oakland police had announced
no arrests or recovery, and a Berkeley professor warned that the
hardware could end up in China or elsewhere....
"This is a national security concern as well because we dont know where these chips are going. They could be going to China, they could be anywhere where we have conflict in the world." | |||||||
| Article: | https://redstate.com/ben-smith/2026/11/09/114-million-in-nvidia-hardware-is-missing-an-expert-warns-it-could-reach-china-n2209216 | |||||||
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