Driving Monitor have been busy developing the UK’s first ‘Fleet Covid Passport’ system to aid the return of fleet driver training, giving companies confidence in the safe delivery of these services. This week has seen a huge surge in fleet driver training now that the UK lockdown restrictions have been eased as of 12th April.… Read More »
Most devices will also display your to rate. You should also monitor a letter with your contact information, our body’s arterial tree is a high pressure system. The long and short of my short adventure was that the wrist blood blood monitors are not accurate. A person can have blood pressure that runs from how,… Read More »
Media playback is unsupported on your device The UK is to monitor flights arriving from China, as part of a series of precautionary measures after the spread of a new coronavirus. The measures, announced by the Department of Health, will apply to flights from Wuhan to London Heathrow. The flights will be met in an… Read More »
Monitoring neurons and other excitable cells in vivo for research and clinical applications has usually required the use of electrode arrays. These are quite limited in their electrode density and the area that they can cover. Moreover, the amount of signal generated by the neurological system overwhelms any attempts at building large scale electronic microelectrode… Read More »
Cambridge UK, Thursday 5 September 2019 – Redgate today launched SQL Monitor 9.1, the latest version of the world’s most popular tool for monitoring SQL Server estates. New features include an expanded API to help fine-tune alerting through Microsoft PowerShell, and a unique permissions function. This supports tightened security and compliance by providing a drill-down… Read More »
For the Monitor Published: 4/29/2019 12:10:09 AM Health care in America has always been in the crossroads (and crosshairs) of a variety of conflicting interests. Lately, the economics of health care has clashed with the ethics of coverage. “Should a health care system cover everyone?” vs. “Who will pay for it?” vs. “What services should… Read More »