plus, ammie s gone to town to test the newest oldest camera that we ve seen for a while. ..where taking a photo sounded like a small, sharp pop. and it was flashy just like this outfit. hi, there. got a question for you. of the two of us, who do you think is more of the health enthusiast? do you think anyone is saying me? literally everyone is getting that right. some people may have done. i do try, though. yes, you do. i do try. would you say it s always better to collect as much data about your body as you can? i think so. i find it really useful. i don t always act on that data, which can be quite frustrating, particularly when it comes to sleep. and some people can get a bit obsessive over it and it can make them feel anxious, and obviously, in those cases, it s not ideal. but, personally, ido find it motivating. so do you think that one day we ll be able to monitor enough about our bodies to be able to create a completely virtual version of the entire body that then ma
after the longest and perhaps the bloodiest battle of the war so far, russian shells still landing close by. in the town centre, a russian flag is raised, and another on a rooftop in one of the town s industrial areas. the kremlin is already crowing, releasing footage of russian fighterjets in action. air power has played a big role in this victory. on the ground, ukrainian forces have also been struggling with acute shortages of men and, in particular, of ammunition. so these are the last two shells that you have? yes, this artillery officer told us a week ago, blaming western nations for halting supplies. the result ukrainian infantry fighting to hold on to avdiivka have been heavily outgunned by as much as 10:1, and so eventually ukraine ordered a withdrawal, at times well organised, but not always. here, a ukrainian armoured vehicle is hit by a drone. overall, though, it s russia that has suffered by far the heaviest losses here. translation: russia has| suffered 47,000
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so do you think that one day we ll be able to monitor enough about our bodies to be able to create a completely virtual version of the entire body that then maybe we can test drugs on or create personalised health care for? definitely. and that will help us step towards predictive and preventative health care, which is what we re hopefully going to do. brilliant. well, we are one step closer because scientists in barcelona have created a digital version of a human heart. this means that one day you could have a beating copy of your heart in the virtual world. and alasdair keen has been to find out how it all works. h ea rtb eats on the edge of barcelona, researchers are working on an ambitious project that could change the future of health care, centred around the body s most crucial organ. thanks to advances in science and technology, our understanding of the human heart is getting better and better, so much so that we can create digital copies of it. but as i m about to fin