Hearing aids not only help people, some younger than others, to compensate for heavy hearing losses, they also help lower levels of depression and dementia. More in this issue of the BBC science focus:
https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/hearing-aids-boost-lifespan

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Hearing aids could help you live longer, study finds | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Hearing aids could be the ticket to a longer, healthier life. That's according to a new study – here's why you should consider getting some.

BBC Science Focus Magazine

High precision, millisecond range scans turn arm casts into a thing of the past. Manometric is the Dutch company buiding and selling the machine that makes that innovative approach feasible. https://raboenco.rabobank.nl/nl/articles/101756/

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Innovatieve Braces Zonder Gips - Rabo & Co - Juli 2024

Manometric vervangt gipsen mallen door high-tech scanners voor perfect passende braces, wat zorgt voor snelle en nauwkeurige hulp.

I have about half an hour every morning to listen to podcasts after dropping my kid to school and driving to work. I’ve been a planetary society member for decades now, and have recently started to follow the planetary radio. One of the old shows involved the concept of quasi-moon (the Earth has seven of them), and explained the story of Venus Zoozve quasi-moon. https://www.planetary.org/planetary-radio/2024-radiolab-helps-name-a-quasi-moon

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Radiolab helps name a quasi-moon of Venus

This week on Planetary Radio, Latif Nasser, co-host of Radiolab shares the story behind the naming of Zoozve, a quasi-moon of Venus.

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For those of you who still have babies at home, there is a reason why the truck outside might not wake you up at night whereas your baby crying surely will. And it all has to do with the 40-100 Hz frequency, which relates to uncomfortable (annoying?), alarm-related sounds. More about it here: https://rdcu.be/e4ToR

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