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    New review suggests less protein may benefit some people▼In a heartbeat: New review indicates less protein could be more for some✉newsHealthNutrition12 d ago

    A newly published review indicates that reducing protein intake could be better for health in some cases, challenging the common assumption that more protein is always beneficial. The findings are drawing attention among readers interested in nutrition and heart health, with commentators weighing how the results might affect popular high-protein diets and everyday dietary advice.

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    Temasek-Backed Vertex Japan Invests in Digital Trading Cards Startup Heartbeats●Exclusive | Temasek-Backed Vertex Japan Invests in Digital Trading Cards Startup Heartbeats✉newsBusinessStartups3 d ago

    Vertex Japan, a venture capital firm backed by Singapore state investor Temasek, has invested in Heartbeats, a startup that operates in the digital trading cards space. The deal was reported exclusively by the Wall Street Journal. Further details on the funding amount and valuation have not been disclosed.

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    OpenAmer ASI Core pitches alternative to subprocess-based agent frameworks●Most agent frameworks glue everything together with subprocess calls and a pile of schedulers. We... # agents # ai # arcMmastodonTechnologySoftware38 h ago

    A developer team is promoting OpenAmer ASI Core, an open-source AI agent architecture that it says avoids the common pattern of gluing components together with subprocess calls and multiple schedulers. The project offers five native tools and a ten-subsystem heartbeat mechanism, targeting developers working on agent and AI systems.

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    Buckhead tuna recalled in five states over toxin levels▼Nearly 333 pounds of Buckhead tuna recalled across 5 states over elevated scombrotoxin levels✉newsBusiness12 d ago

    Nearly 333 pounds of tuna sold under the Buckhead brand is being recalled across five states after testing found elevated levels of scombrotoxin, a compound that can cause scombroid food poisoning with symptoms like flushing, headache and rapid heartbeat. The recall covers a small quantity of product, and consumers are advised to check their purchases and discard affected tuna.

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    UToledo expert joins international call to rethink POTS diagnosis▼UToledo Expert Joins International Call for New Approach to Diagnosing, Managing Condition Known as POTS✉newsHealthMedicine13 h ago

    A University of Toledo expert has joined an international group of clinicians calling for a new approach to diagnosing and managing POTS, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. The condition, which causes rapid heartbeat, dizziness and fatigue on standing, is widely considered underdiagnosed and poorly managed. The appeal urges updated diagnostic criteria and more consistent care standards worldwide.

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    A Monaco-based startup is developing biometric authentication technology that verifies identity using a person's unique heartbeat signature. The approach, reported by Biometric Update, adds to growing interest in cardiac-signal biometrics as an alternative to fingerprints and facial recognition. The company says the method could offer continuous, contactless identity verification for devices and secure access systems.

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    Viewers find The Wicker Man stranger than expected●Finally watched The Wicker Man (1973). It was not at all what I expected. I was bracing myself for a # horror # movie buMmastodonCultureFilm17 d ago

    A viewer finally watched the 1973 British cult classic The Wicker Man and found it defied expectations. Expecting straightforward horror, they described it instead as feeling like an episode of Heartbeat directed by David Lynch — a mix of cosy rural drama and surreal unease. They plan to rewatch it, adding to the film's seasonal Halloween discussion.

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    Smartwatch AFib alert sends dad to ER before surgery●Smartwatch AFib alert sends dad to ER before heart surgery✉newsTechnologyGadgets4 d ago

    A father went to the emergency room after his smartwatch alerted him to an irregular heartbeat consistent with atrial fibrillation, and doctors went on to identify a heart condition requiring surgery. The case is being reported as another example of a consumer wearable flagging a serious cardiac problem early, prompting discussion about how often these alerts lead to real diagnoses.

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    What Makes Your Heartbeat Sound●What Makes Your Heartbeat Sound https:// tube.blueben.net/w/ta1JwesAdaP XTXdRN9Z3XpMmastodonHealthMedicine34 d ago

    An educational piece explaining what produces the sound of a heartbeat is circulating online, explaining that the familiar 'lub-dub' comes from heart valves closing as blood is pumped. It is being shared under the label of medicine and science education, drawing modest attention from readers interested in how the body works.

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    Travel Editor Picks 17 Prime Day Deals From $10●I’ve Covered Amazon Prime Day for 4 Years—These Are the 17 Travel Deals I’d Buy in a Heartbeat, From $10✉newsLifeTravel3 d ago

    A Travel + Leisure writer who has covered Amazon Prime Day for four years has put together a list of 17 travel deals worth buying, with prices starting at $10. The roundup highlights luggage, accessories and travel gear at discounted prices during the sale event, offering readers a curated shortcut through the flood of Prime Day promotions.

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    Balloon Device Helps the Heart Pump Blood●This Balloon Helps the Heart Pump https:// tube.blueben.net/w/eGSrmotGrr9 uv62AUPeBHBMmastodonHealthMedicine29 d ago

    An educational medical item explains how an inflatable balloon, typically placed in the aorta, helps a weakened heart pump blood more effectively. The balloon inflates and deflates in rhythm with the heartbeat, easing the heart's workload and improving blood flow to the body. Interest focuses on how this support therapy works for patients with heart failure.

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    Best Amazon Prime Day travel deals picked by a seasoned reporter●I’ve Covered Amazon Prime Day for 4 Years—These Are the 16 Travel Deals I’d Buy in a Heartbeat, From $10✉newsLifeTravel3 d ago

    A Travel + Leisure writer who has covered Amazon Prime Day for four years has selected 16 travel deals worth buying, with prices starting at $10. The roundup highlights discounts on travel gear and accessories timed to the shopping event, offering readers vetted picks rather than the full flood of promotions. The piece is drawing attention as shoppers hunt for early bargains ahead of the sale.

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    BMW invests £1.7 billion in new hybrid 3 Series●BMW Pours £1.7 Billion into New 3 Series: Germany’s Heartbeat for a Hybrid Future https:// en.auto-mania.fr/auto-news-enMmastodonLifeAutos09 d ago

    BMW is investing £1.7 billion in the next-generation 3 Series, underlining the model's central role in the German carmaker's shift toward hybrid technology. The announcement, flagged in automotive news circles, positions the 3 Series as a bridge between BMW's combustion heritage and its electrified future. Details on timing and production sites remain limited in the coverage circulating so far.

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    MCC launches Laws of Cricket app in Hindi and Urdu●India is heartbeat of cricket globally: MCCs Fraser Stewart on Laws of Cricket app launching in Hindi, Urdu✉newsSportCricket9 d ago

    The Marylebone Cricket Club has launched versions of its Laws of Cricket app in Hindi and Urdu, expanding access to cricket's rules for fans and players across South Asia. Fraser Stewart of the MCC said India is the 'heartbeat of cricket globally', underlining the sport's commercial and cultural centre of gravity shifting firmly toward the subcontinent.

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