Background: The global burden of sepsis is estimated as 15 to 19 million cases annually, with a mortality rate approaching 60% in low-income countries.
Methods: In this retrospective before-after clinical study, we compared the outcome and clinical course of consecutive septic patients […]
The relentless waves of digital censorship we have seen since 2020 have alerted us to just how easy it is to abuse technology in aid of authoritarian means. One consequence to this […]
Advancements are being made in controversial tests carried out in a hospital in a small town in Kenya to develop a biometric vaccination management tracking program for newborns.
The new method aims to ensure […]
Work has been underway for a while in the US – and research and reports say it is progressing well – to achieve an effective level of collecting people’s biometric data. From the very moment they are […]
Although universal biometrics have been broadly called for, and there are many validated technologies to recognize adults, these technologies have been ineffective in newborns and young children. The present work describes the development and clinical testing of a fingerprint capture system for longitudinal biometric recognition of newborns […]
About 30,000 Australians, impacted by groundwater poisoning from firefighting foam, will share in […]
Three Rhode Island […]
All Australians must oppose the plot to strip the elected government of its power to overrule the unelected RBA, and communicate their opposition to Jim Chalmers, Angus Taylor, and their local MP (see end).
The Australian Citizens Party (ACP) is calling […]
How did they take control over Australia, and why?
The destruction of our manufacturing and primary industries is all part of an international plan to create a utopian communist state.
The plan is to create a One […]
