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RapidSOS and Axon ink deal to give better real-time information to emergency responders

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Every time an emergency responder or police officer responds to a 911 dispatch, they enter an unknown terrain. What’s the incident? Who’s involved? Is anyone dangerous or holding a weapon? Is someone injured and perhaps has an underlying health condition that the responders need to know about? As prominent news stories this week and over […] Continue reading RapidSOS and Axon ink deal to give better real-time information to emergency responders→

Biodegradable Implants Supercharge Nerve Regeneration

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Controlled electrical stimulation of nerves can do amazing things. It has been shown to encourage healing and growth in damaged cells of the peripheral nervous system which means regaining motor control and sensation in a shorter period with better results. This type of treatment is referred to as an electroceutical, and the etymology is easy to parse. The newest kid on the block just finished testing on rat subjects, applying electricity for one, three, or six days per week in one-hour intervals. The results showed that more treatment led to faster healing. The kicker is that the method of applying …read more

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America Pays for Free Body Cameras With Its Civil Rights

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The company formerly known as TASER changed its name to Axon and is offering a free trial of its body cameras to every cop in America, but the plan raises alarming questions about the future of surveillance. Continue reading America Pays for Free Body Cameras With Its Civil Rights→

America Pays for Free Body Cameras With Its Civil Rights

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The company formerly known as TASER changed its name to Axon and is offering a free trial of its body cameras to every cop in America, but the plan raises alarming questions about the future of surveillance. Continue reading America Pays for Free Body Cameras With Its Civil Rights→