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Mobile Health Group and Mercy Radiology are positioned to increase patient accessibility to PET-CT scans by delivering Mobile Imaging - Australasia’s first mobile PET-CT. This will see thousands of cancer patients benefit from the arrival of new mobile ...

There is a serious shortage in Japan of medicine such as cough suppressants and expectorants, with no hopes of the situation improving anytime soon.

University of Canterbury researchers and partners are using digital technology to help every New Zealander join the fight against invasive pests. Find-A-Pest is an innovative app that allows the everyday Kiwi to identify and report invasive species ...

Toka Tū Ake EQC (Earthquake Commission) has awarded 14 research teams a total of more than $1.2 million in this year’s Biennial Grants round. These research projects aim to help better understand our natural hazard risks and find ways to reduce the ...

Fujitsu and KDDI Research successfully implement large-capacity multiband wavelength multiplexing transmission with installed optical fiber Realizing 5.2 times multiplexed wavelength transmission in comparison with current commercial optical transmission ...

DUBAI--Japan received an award at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) here on Dec. 3, but its not an

NAGOYA--Central Japan Railway Co. (JR Tokai) is chugging toward developing hybrid train cars that are partially powered by a hydrogen engine, company officials announced.

Massive quantities of microplastics lie on the deep ocean floor 500 kilometers off the Boso Peninsula in Chiba Prefecture, the highest level ever found on the seafloor anywhere, a group of Japanese scientists has discovered.

TSU--Dolphins yawn, even in the wild seas, a study showed.

The Cop climate conferences have become a farce. This year the host nation, the United Arab Emirates, chose an oil company executive, Sultan Al Jaber, to preside over Cop28. And surprise surprise, he’s been lobbying delegates from around the ...