Fever

At such a time, when the world has reported almost over 16000 total cases of Monkeypox pandemic from over 75 countires, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the viral infection spread as a Global Public Health emergency-the highest alarm the UN Health agency can sound.  Most of the recent global cases have been in men who have sex with men and have recently had sex with a new partner, according to the WHO. A study published in the New…

Michelle Branch will release new album ‘The Trouble With Fever’ on 16th September 2022 via Audio Eagle/Nonesuch Records/Warner Records. The album announcement arrives with lead single ‘I’m a Man’, which is available to download and stream now. “I wrote the chorus of ‘I’m A Man’ long before the verses.  It started as an empathetic view towards men struggling to find a new way to navigate in a post-‘Me Too’ world of toxic masculinity,” says Branch. “Having a son made me think of how men are taught to be from a young…

Photo: GizmodoOver the course of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, a lot of us finally upgraded from an old-school “where do I stick this?” glass thermometer to an easier to use infrared model for detecting fevers. But those hankering to upgrade their Apple Watch in the Fall could end up with an ever easier fever-detecting tool.Although by no means a failure when it first launched, over the life of the product Apple has slowly figured out that the Apple Watch’s health-tracking capabilities are one of its biggest selling…

The next Apple Watch may have a body temperature sensor to warn you when you’re coming down with a fever, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The Series 8 won’t provide an exact reading, but it could notify you to see a doctor or use a dedicated thermometer. The feature has been a rumor for a while now but is more likely to appear than a blood sugar monitoring, which uses more elaborate sensors and technology. Gurman says he believes the body temperature feature is “a go” for the standard Series 8 and the oft-rumored…

Apple should launch the Apple Watch Series 8 in September, alongside the iPhone 14 series, and it so happens that we’ve had a steady flow of rumors detailing the 2022 watchOS devices. The latest report comes from a well-known insider who claims the Apple Watch Series 8 will feature a temperature sensor that can tell whether you have a fever. However, the wrist-wearable gadget won’t become a thermometer if this report is accurate. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman detailed some of the Apple Watch Series 8’s features…

The next Apple Watch will reportedly include a body temperature sensor that will warn you when you’re coming down with a fever, according to . The Series 8 won’t provide an exact reading, but it could send a notification that prompts you to see a doctor or use a dedicated thermometer. This isn’t the first time Gurman has brought up the possibility of the Series 8 including a temperature sensor. He first mentioned Apple was working on the feature back in , reporting that it would likely arrive with the company’s 2022…

The upcoming Apple Watch Series 8 will reportedly come with a body temperature sensor that can tell whether you’re running a fever, according to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Instead of giving you an exact reading, Gurman believes the watch should be able to detect a spike in body temperature, and then encourage you to talk to a doctor or use a thermometer. Gurman says the body temperature sensor still has to pass internal testing, and if it does, Apple’s expected to incorporate the feature in the Watch Series…

Your Apple Watch may soon be able to tell if you're running a fever. In the latest edition of Mark Gurman's "Power On" newsletter, the reporter says that temperature detection is coming to both the regular and rumored rugged edition of the Apple Watch Series 8. The next generation of the Apple Watch SE, which is also rumored to launch this fall, will reportedly not receive the feature. You can expect some new health-tracking features in this year's Apple Watch. In April, I reported that Apple has been aiming to add…

Mosquitoes are the world's deadliest animal. Over 1 million deaths per year are attributed to mosquito-borne diseases, including malaria, yellow fever, dengue fever, Zika, and chikungunya fever.  How mosquitoes seek out and feed on their hosts are important factors in how a virus circulates in nature. Mosquitoes spread diseases by acting as carriers of viruses and other pathogens: A mosquito that bites a person infected with a virus can acquire the virus and pass it on to the next person it bites.For immunologists and…

Produced, written, directed, designed and largely animated by legendary visual effects maestro Phil Tippett, this extraordinary work, made mostly with stop-motion animation and the odd human performer, has been in production off and on for roughly 30 years – possibly making it cinema’s longest side hustle. Tippett reportedly constructed his grotty, Bosch-ian monsters and set them fighting and futzing about a hellish intricate landscape in his off-time. That was when he wasn’t designing and overseeing robots and creatures…