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Jude is building a bladder health champion - Vimarsana News

Jude is building a bladder health champion

Bladder health isn't the sexiest subject in the world so it probably won't surprise you there are so few startups focused on the area. Only one actually, according to Jude founder Peony Li -- who's just closed a $4.24 million seed round for her London-based bladder health startup to expand into the US. The startup says there are 2.3 billion people experiencing some form of bladder problem, whether it's an overactive bladder, leaking or incontinence, or recurring urinary infections.

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John Battelle's Search Blog What Is Search Now? Disjoined. - Vimarsana News

John Battelle's Search Blog What Is Search Now? Disjoined.

(image shutterstock) Today I answered a question in email for a reporter who works for Wired UK. He asked smart questions, as I would expect from a Wired writer. (Some day I'll tell you all my personal story of Wired UK - I lived over there for the better part of a year back in…

Waterford man paid to catfish friends and strangers in sophisticated dating scam - Vimarsana News

Waterford man paid to catfish friends and strangers in sophisticated dating scam

19-year-old Liam ended up being paid to scam both strangers and people he knew, using fake virtual personas.

FT creates AI editor role to lead coverage on new tech - Vimarsana News

FT creates AI editor role to lead coverage on new tech

The Financial Times appoints its first artificial intelligence (AI) editor as it wants to "provide authoritative analysis on AI developments".

How to get the best sound from your computer - Vimarsana News

How to get the best sound from your computer

Your computer may have woeful built-in speakers, but with a few simple upgrades you can enjoy audiophile quality hi-res recordings, says Chris Haslam