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BOURNE – On Cape Cod, one company is doing its own very specific part in helping to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 presented the world with an unprecedented challenge. Not only was a vaccine needed for a brand-new virus, but the logistics had to be worked out for how to deliver it worldwide. And because the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require extremely cold temperatures for safe transit, the challenges in delivering them swiftly are monumental.
Monitors record ultra-frozen temperatures
The two vaccines require storage and transportation in ultra-frozen temperatures to maintain their efficacy. Onset s monitors have the capability of recording temperatures that low.
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Even as peak levels of polluted air remained below protective limits set by the World Health Organization and national authorities, scientists discovered that the men s cognitive capacity deteriorated following increases in air quality during the month before tests.
The results add to an increasing body of evidence that fine particulate matter in the air, mostly from automobiles and manufacturing, is toxic not only to the heart and lungs but also to the brain s fragile neural tissues.
Affecting Cognitive Scores
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Multiple cognitive test scores from nearly 1,000 men living in the Greater Boston area were collected and compared to local amounts of PM2.5s - airborne particles smaller than 2.5 micrometers wide - by researchers in the United States and China. The men in the survey were all white and averaged 69 years old.
An investigation into allegations is overdue
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CHRISTIAN PORTER
An investigation into allegations is overdue
Christian Porter may indeed be innocent of the rape allegation as he claims (The Age, 4/3). But his public statement contains some alarming misdirection. In no reasonably governed organisation in Australia would the accused’s denial alone be considered satisfactory. Well may he decry losing his position over “nothing more than an accusation” – neither should a predator escape accountability for want of a serious investigation of evidence.
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Onset Announces NEW Ultra-Low Temperature Data Logger for the Storage and Transportation of Vaccines and Pharmaceuticals
January 11, 2021 GMT
New InTemp CX405-RTD Dry Ice Data Logger with visual display
BOURNE, Mass., Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Onset, a trusted manufacturer of field-proven data loggers for 40 years, today released a new ultra-low temperature data logger specifically designed for vaccine and pharmaceutical monitoring in storage and transportation environments – the new InTemp CX405-RTD Dry Ice Data Logger with visual display.
The CX405 leverages Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology for convenient wireless communication with Onset’s InTemp mobile application and/or InTemp CX5000 Gateway. Users can easily configure loggers, read out data, and automatically upload reports to InTempConnect, Onset’s cloud platform for command-center control over all logger deployments