The patent-pending NanoSpot.AI is performed on a spot of blood obtained through a finger prick, and individuals receive test results on their mobile phones. The test is estimated to be significantly less expensive to manufacture than other SARS-CoV-2 antibody tests, so it has the potential to be considerably more affordable than currently available tests, making it possible to extend the test to every corner of the world. Clinical studies validating NanoSpot.AI are currently underway.
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Suspicious vehicle led police to catch cocaine dealer
Aaron Duffy received a two year suspended sentence
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A suspicious vehicle led police to catch a cocaine dealer, a court heard today. Police saw Aaron Duffy parked up in a vehicle, in Wrexham, during November 2019, which appeared suspicious and when they approached, there was a smell of cannabis coming from the car.
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Watch the Ford Mustang Mach-E battle against gravity, lightning, and a freaking rocket
Alvin Reyes - Feb 12, 2021, 7:44am CST
Ford’s newest
Mustang Mach-E vs. Everything campaign aims to shatter customer misconceptions on all-electric vehicles. According to Ford and Google Trends, automotive comparison searches using the “versus” keyword went up 64-percent in the past year, with most queries centering on electric vehicles.
“Mustang has always been disruptive, and the all-new all-electric Mustang is no different,” said Suzy Deering, chief marketing officer, Ford Motor Company. “We needed a campaign that brought the spirit of Mustang to life in the most compelling, entertaining way possible.”