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  • Sugary and sweetened drinks increase liver disease risk

    Sugary and sweetened drinks increase liver disease risk

    Are sweetened drinks worse than sugary ones? Key Liver Risk Summary

    • Sweetened drinks raise liver disease risk by 60 percent daily intake
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  • Association between the inflammatory burden index and erectile dysfunction: a cross-sectional study based on NHANES 2001–2004 | Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition

    Association between the inflammatory burden index and erectile dysfunction: a cross-sectional study based on NHANES 2001–2004 | Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition

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  • Boeing Company – Boeing, Airline Partners Set New Standard for Parts Authentication

    Boeing Company – Boeing, Airline Partners Set New Standard for Parts Authentication

    PLANO, Texas, Oct. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Boeing [NYSE: BA], in partnership with Southwest Airlines (SWA) and Aeroxchange Ltd., has successfully completed the aerospace industry’s first parts shipment accompanied by a digital 8130-3 certificate—an electronic version of the FAA-governed 8130-3 Authorized Release Certificate. This milestone advances supply chain security by preventing unapproved spare parts from entering the aerospace aftermarket.

    “This industry-first shipment reflects Boeing’s dedication to pursuing game-changing solutions through teamwork and partnership,” said William Ampofo, senior vice president, Parts & Distribution and Supply Chain, Boeing Global Services. “Together with Southwest Airlines and Aeroxchange, we are transforming how the industry ensures part authenticity and supply chain security.”

    The FAA Form 8130-3 certifies the airworthiness of aircraft parts, components and articles. The digital 8130 certificate replaces the traditional paper certificate with a secure, encrypted file that authenticates the authorized signer’s identity and ensures document integrity. Boeing led a pilot project to generate and gain authorization for this digital solution.

    Recently, a battery serviced at Boeing’s product repair services center in Davie, Florida, was the first part shipped using the electronic form, transmitted using the Aeroxchange eARC™ platform. Southwest Airlines received the battery at its Dallas facility, verifying its authenticity and airworthiness through the new digital process.

    “Southwest is proud to be a partner in the electronic process of document transfers and thrilled to be onsite for the very first delivery of a ship battery using this process. The security benefit of electronic forms aligns to Southwest’s value of a Safety-first culture and will be of significant benefit in the aviation industry,” said Landon Nitschke, senior vice president, Technical Operations, Southwest Airlines.

    “Aeroxchange is honored to have partnered with Boeing and Southwest Airlines to transmit this first ever eARC document providing a highly secure, verifiable digital record of the Authorized Release Certificate, Form 8130-3,” said Al Koszarek, president and CEO of Aeroxchange. “This landmark event is a milestone on the industry’s journey to prevent unapproved parts from entering the aviation supply chain.”

    Leveraging industry-leading X.509 security protocols, public/private key encryption, and blockchain-ready formats, the digital 8130 certificate creates an immutable, verifiable record of part authenticity throughout its lifecycle.

    Boeing will continue rolling out use of the digital 8130 certificate across all nine of its product repair services centers, as each center receives authorization from the FAA to use electronic systems for recordkeeping, electronic signatures and electronic manuals.

    Expanding the use of digital authorized release certificates was a key recommendation from the Aviation Supply Chain Integrity Coalition (ASCIC), a cross-industry group dedicated to preventing unapproved parts from entering the aviation supply chain. Boeing, Southwest Airlines and Aeroxchange are active members of the ASCIC.

    A leading global aerospace company and top U.S. exporter, Boeing develops, manufactures and services commercial airplanes, defense products and space systems for customers in more than 150 countries. Our U.S. and global workforce and supplier base drive innovation, economic opportunity, sustainability and community impact. Boeing is committed to fostering a culture based on our core values of safety, quality and integrity.  

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  • YouTube and BBC Studios Laud Content Partnership: “Feed Your Fandom”

    YouTube and BBC Studios Laud Content Partnership: “Feed Your Fandom”

    YouTube has arrived on the Croisette.

    For the first time in the company’s 20-year history, the content behemoth — owned by Google — has come to MIPCOM and used its first keynote session to laud the platform’s partnership with BBC…

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  • PAK vs SA, 1st Test: Noman Ali limits South Africa to 216-6 at stumps; Tony de Zorzi stands firm with unbeaten 81 | Cricket News

    PAK vs SA, 1st Test: Noman Ali limits South Africa to 216-6 at stumps; Tony de Zorzi stands firm with unbeaten 81 | Cricket News

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  • Prior knowledge on context-driven DNA fragmentation probabilities can improve de novo genome assembly algorithms | BMC Bioinformatics

    Prior knowledge on context-driven DNA fragmentation probabilities can improve de novo genome assembly algorithms | BMC Bioinformatics

    Sequence context influences the formation of DNA strand breaks

    In our recent work, we developed a method to understand how the DNA sequence context may influence the formation of a strand break [19]. We retrieved over a hundred publicly available…

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  • ‘We’re Waiting for AI to Catch Up With the Technology’ – Samsung Newsroom U.K.

    ‘We’re Waiting for AI to Catch Up With the Technology’ – Samsung Newsroom U.K.

    Writing for Variety Magazine, International Correspondent Naman Ramachandran reported on Twickenham Studios’ partnership with Samsung to enhance its virtual production capabilities.

     

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  • Association of dietary diversity with disability in activities of daily living among older Chinese people: a longitudinal study | BMC Geriatrics

    Association of dietary diversity with disability in activities of daily living among older Chinese people: a longitudinal study | BMC Geriatrics

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    Data were obtained from the Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Surveys (CLHLS), a nationwide longitudinal survey with community-dwelling older adults in 23 provinces of China. Its primary purpose is to examine the determinants…

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  • Ruth Asawa May Have Broken Record at MoMA—and More Art News

    Ruth Asawa May Have Broken Record at MoMA—and More Art News

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    SMITHSONIAN SHUTDOWN. The Smithsonian Institution, a government-funded museum network in Washington, D.C., was forced to close this weekend due to the continuing government shutdown, reports Alex Greenberger for ARTnews….

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