National Interest in Minerals and Rare Earth Elements Grows
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NEW YORK, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) uses about 750,000 tons of minerals each year. In fact, minerals are among the most important components that make up various technologies, and according to data published by the National Mining Association, copper is the second most used mineral by the DoD. Copper can be found in naval vessels, Coast Guard ships and Air Force aircrafts. Meanwhile, silver can be found in the Army s Apache helicopters, and molybdenum is used in armor plating for vehicles, missiles and aircrafts. The mineral beryllium, the only material designated as both strategic and critical to the nation by the DoD, is used to reduce weight and improve guidance performance in fighter jets, surveillance satellites and NASA technologies such as the mirrors on the James Webb Space Telescope. Defense Metals Corp
Comprehensive Wearable Medical Devices Help Improve Patient Care
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NEW YORK, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A new trend has been evolving in the medical technology sector: wearable medical devices. In the modern technologically-driven healthcare landscape, the business model of medical device companies has evolved from device makers to problem solvers. And, among the many examples, medical device manufacturers are now leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT) and the cloud to improve clinical workflow, help physicians remotely monitor patients with real-time data and analytics solutions and utilize innovative processes to cut costs and improve outcomes. The evolving variables of IoT in the healthcare sector are also one of the major growth indicators that hold a great potential in improving the lifestyle of patients. Overall, the global wearable medical device market size is expected to reach USD 29.6 Billion by 2026 and register a Compound Annual Growth
Investors Remain Optimistic About the Trajectory of Gold Prices
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NEW YORK, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Gold prices were moderately higher in midday U.S. trading on Wednesday, supported by a mildly bullish near-term technical posture and by rallying crude oil prices that hit a two-month high yesterday. June gold futures were last up USD 6.60 to USD 1,782.60 and July Comex silver was last down USD 0.033 to USD 26.525 an ounce. According to a report by Kitco, the U.S. Treasury said on Wednesday morning that it may take extraordinary measures to fund the government if the federal borrowing limit is reinstated this summer. The Treasury also warned it could run out of cash sooner than in previous debt-limit clashes between lawmakers. The current suspension of the U.S. debt limit expires on August 14th. Gold Mountain Mining Corp. (TSX-V: GMTN) (OTC: GMTNF), New Found Gold Corp. (TSXV: NFG) (OTC: NFGFF), New Gold In
Advanced Sensor Technology Enables a Modernized Approach to Healthcare
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NEW YORK, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Wearable medical devices are now playing a larger role in the healthcare industry than ever before. The growing usage of such devices is, in large part, attributed to the continuous modernization of the healthcare infrastructure, growing prevalence of chronic medical diseases, and the escalating geriatric population which are all augmenting the market growth. Additionally, the outbreak of the pandemic has seen the demand for wearable medical devices accelerate as it has become of paramount importance to monitor patient health remotely and to be able to address concerns in a timely manner. Generally, such devices are designed to monitor physiological parameters, for instance, blood sugar levels and blood pressure, as well as heart rate variability, breathing rate, and skin temperature. And, according to
Accurate Diagnostic Solutions Remain Vital to Overcoming the Pandemic
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NEW YORK, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ While the U.S and the rest of the Western world is slowly recovering from the worst phases of the pandemic, India is going through its worst wave yet. In 24 hours, the country reported more than 368,000 news cases, bringing the total number of cases to more than 19 million, while the total number of deaths is more than 219,000, according to ABC. However, private businesses have been responding to the crisis. Dr. Albert Bourla, the Chief Executive Officer of Pfizer, announced on Sunday that the company would donate medicines valued at about more than USD 70 Million to the country. Right now, Pfizer colleagues at distribution centers in the U.S., Europe and Asia are hard at work rushing shipments of Pfizer medicines that the Government of India has identified as part of its COVID treatment protocol, Bour