Imperial College London researchers develop AI tool to detect heart disease from ECGs
Researchers have created software that identifies heart disease by detecting patterns in ECG scans that are invisible to the human eye. By β¦
Researchers have created software that identifies heart disease by detecting patterns in ECG scans that are invisible to the human eye. By β¦
Robert Fresia, 59, suffered a cardiac arrest at his home while cleaning his car, requiring paramedics to work on him for three hours beforeβ¦
The Hukins family is transforming their 170-acre farm near Biddenden into a habitat bank, restoring meadows, orchards, and river corridors β¦
Farmer John Nash is set to break the world record for the oldest active polo player this weekend at the Toulston qualifier near Tadcaster. β¦
Roy Rogers has been named the inaugural head coach for Liverpool Basketball as the club prepares for its first season in Super League Baskeβ¦
Scientists have identified a decagon-shaped cloud structure at Saturn's South Pole, a discovery supported by infrared data from the Universβ¦
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has completed a year-long project at Hem Heath Woods, installing 2,500 metres of surfaced paths and planting oβ¦
Researchers at the John Innes Centre have received marketing approval for a precision-bred tomato designed to contain high levels of pro-viβ¦
Owners Michelle Grist and Kevin Chamberlain have spent seven years restoring a fragment of rare Atlantic woodland on the edge of Dartmoor. β¦
The maternity units at York and Scarborough hospitals have been upgraded to a 'good' rating by the Care Quality Commission after addressingβ¦
The Bayeux Tapestry is now on display at the British Museum, marking a significant cultural exchange between the UK and France. King Charleβ¦
Rotherham has recorded its highest number of successful quitters since 2016, placing the borough among the top performing local authoritiesβ¦
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