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Digital Twin technology may save lives and solve the biggest challenges facing humanity

Digital Twin technology may save lives and solve the biggest challenges facing humanity Mark Minevich, opinion contributor © Getty Images Digital Twin technology may save lives and solve the biggest challenges facing humanity With the speed of AI and technology advancing at an ever-increasing rate, we are constantly asking, What is the next frontier of technology, and how will it advance mankind? An answer: the creation of a digital twin for each and every one of us. What is a digital twin? Simply stated a digital twin is a virtual or digital replica of a living organism, or a part of that organism like a heart or lungs. A digital twin is created from data points such as imaging records, in-person measurements, lab results and genetics. All of that data is then used to map out an exact digital replica of an individual.

Digital Twin technology may save lives and solve the biggest challenges facing humanity

© Getty Images With the speed of AI and technology advancing at an ever-increasing rate, we are constantly asking, ‘What is the next frontier of technology, and how will it advance mankind?’ An answer: the creation of a digital twin for each and every one of us. What is a digital twin? Simply stated a digital twin is a virtual or digital replica of a living organism, or a part of that organism like a heart or lungs. A digital twin is created from data points such as imaging records, in-person measurements, lab results and genetics. All of that data is then used to map out an exact digital replica of an individual.

Wastewater analysis shows drug use in Slovenian cities mostly below int average

Slovenia Times 19. May, 2021 Ljubljana – Slovenian cities are mostly below international average when it comes to the use of illicit drugs, with the exception of ecstasy levels in Ljubljana and amphetamine in Velenje, an international study based on waste water analysis for 2020 has shown. The study, released by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, in cooperation with the SCORE network, involved 99 cities in 27 countries with a total population of 50 million, including six Slovenian cities or urban areas. According to information provided by the Jožef Stefan Institute (IJS), which coordinates the study in Slovenia, Ljubljana recorded the highest levels of biomarkers of cocaine, ecstasy and methamphetamine in its wastewater, while Velenje had the highest level of traces of amphetamine among the six Slovenian towns included in the study.

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