Demographic data and headache diagnoses of the participants
A total of 3682 employees of the Ichikawa City Office were invited to participate in this survey. Among them, 1926 (52.3%) provided informed consent and completed the questionnaire, with…
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Tietoevry Industry secures three new wins in Sweden
Tietoevry Industry continues to strengthen its position in the Swedish public sector with three new customers selecting the Public 360° platform to support their digital transformation and governance needs. Kävlinge Municipality and Vindeln Municipality have entered long-term SaaS agreements. Skolverket, the Swedish National Agency for Education, has chosen Public 360° as an on-premises solution, highlighting the platform’s flexibility to meet the needs of national authorities with specific infrastructure requirements.
These wins reflect the growing demand for modern, scalable solutions that enhance transparency, streamline workflows, and improve service delivery across Sweden’s public sector.
About Public 360°
We develop products and services for document and case management, digital archiving, and plan and build processes for the Nordic public sector. Maximizing efficiency with the number one intelligent case management solution and digitalization platform, delivered as SaaS. We are improving everyday work in the public sector for the good of citizen services. Learn more: https://www.tietoevry.com/en/industry/public-360-services/
Tietoevry Industry
We deliver scalable, data-driven software solutions for niche markets worldwide. Our customers are key players in both private and public sector, generating value to people and societies every day. Learn more about our services: Future-proof software innovation
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Trends in uncomplicated and severe malaria following seasonal malaria chemoprevention administration in Nouna, Burkina Faso: a quasi-experimental pre-post study | Malaria Journal
Sharrow D, Hug L, You D, Alkema L, Black R, Cousens S, et al. Global, regional, and national trends in under-5 mortality between 1990 and 2019 with scenario-based projections until 2030: a systematic analysis by the UN inter-agency group for…
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Portkeys LH5C On-Camera Monitor Released With Camera Control Features
Portkeys has introduced the LH5C, a compact 5.4-inch on-camera monitor featuring wired camera control capabilities, MOVNORM OS, and comprehensive monitoring tools for $199.
Shenzhen-based monitor manufacturer Portkeys continues to expand its…
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Digital evidence loss concerns after YouTube deletes Gaza archives
Platforms question for handling of Palestinian rights evidence, conflict terminology
YouTube has deleted the official channels of three major Palestinian…
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No mining, no electric vehicles – Sandvik highlights mining’s role in the green transition
Mining is essential for the green transition and the electrification of the world. In its latest campaign, Sandvik demonstrates what an electric car would look like without the resources accessed through mining. The company has produced a transparent electric vehicle to visualize the result when mining and minerals are removed from the equation. The message is clear: digital, autonomous and electric mining is necessary for the green transition.
Edvard Bergström, VP Communications
“There’s a misconception that mining is dirty and unsustainable. We want to change that perception,” says Edvard Bergström, VP Communications at Sandvik. “To build an electrified society, we must mine metals – but do it efficiently, sustainably, and with modern technology.”
Over 90 percent of the components in an electric car are derived from mining. Metals like lithium, cobalt, nickel, and copper are essential for batteries, electric motors, and power grids. Without mining, the electric car – and the future it symbolizes – wouldn’t exist.“We wanted to show the world what it would look like without mining – and to do so with something people associate with the green shift. The electric car is not just a vehicle; it’s a metaphor for the broader transformation of society,” says Bergström.
Beyond the car, the campaign includes films, a campaign site, a report on the future of mining and a roundtable discussion. And the car will find a home at the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm where visitors can learn more about the essential role of mining.
“Despite offering exciting international opportunities and competitive salaries, the mining industry still suffers from an outdated image,” Bergström explains. “Our goal is to show what mining really looks like today – and where it’s headed.”
Sandvik is at the forefront of automation and electrification of the mining sector. “We have the tools, the technology, and the know-how to make mining more productive and sustainable,” says Bergström. “This is about transforming how people view Sandvik and how they view the entire mining industry.”
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Preview, schedule, and how to watch shooting stars compete in Cairo
Where is the ISSF World Championship – Rifle/Pistol 2025 taking place?
The 2025 ISSF World Championships for rifle and pistol disciplines are taking place in Cairo, the capital of Egypt.
The shooting range of the Egypt International Olympic City…
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New WHO report urges bold steps for equitable access to novel TB vaccines
A new WHO report launched today on the sidelines of the G20 Health Ministers Meeting in Limpopo, South Africa, calls for bold financing and access strategies to ensure novel tuberculosis (TB) vaccines reach adolescents and adults in high-burden…
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Australia fields first in 4th Twenty20 against India
GOLD COAST, Australia (AP) — Australia won the toss and chose to field first in the fourth Twenty20 cricket international against India on Thursday.
The five-match series is tied at 1-1 after Australia won the second match by three wickets at…
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