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Forget the torch—electric dab rigs are making concentrates way more beginner-friendly, without sacrificing flavor or control. With rising interest in cleaner, more convenient alternatives to traditional methods, these high-tech devices are gaining traction—especially among newcomers curious about smoother, more accessible sessions.

As the cannabis industry continues to flourish, businesses are seeking innovative solutions to streamline their production processes while maintaining high-quality standards. The introduction of a cartridge filler machine stands out as a revolutionary advancement that promises enhanced efficiency, precision, and consistent quality. These machines bring a level of automation to cannabis oil packaging that has transformed how manufacturers approach cartridge filling. By delving into the utility, validity, and financial impact of these devices, we can grasp the tangible benefits they offer. Below, we explore the multifaceted advantages that cartridge filler machines bring to the burgeoning cannabis market.

NEW DELHI : The Indian government is set to launch a curriculum focused on digital health for medical professionals, aiming to bridge the gap between healthcare and technology. In a first, the National Health Authority (NHA) has proposed to introduce an M.Sc programme in digital health. Considering that healthcare professionals play an important role in facilitating digitization of the healthcare ecosystem in India, the initiative holds significant promise.

paralyzed man has regained the ability to walk thanks to artificial intelligence-powered implants that re-established communication between the brain and spinal cord, researchers said. "Now I can just do what I want – when I decide to make a step the stimulation will kick in as soon as I think about it," Gert-Jan Oskam said, adding that he now has "freedom that I did not have" and that between the surgeries and therapy, it has been "a long journey to get here." Oskam, a 40-year-old Dutchman, was left paralyzed following a cycling accident 12 years ago. He lost full use of his legs and partial use of his arms due to damage to the spinal cord in his neck. The device that has allowed him to walk is the result of a decade of research, building on the work of French neuroscientist Grégoire Courtine.

Apple analysts have been sharing their mockups, providing glimpses of what iOS 17 may offer. One such leak by @analyst941 suggests that the Wallet and Health apps will receive a redesign, and the leaker has even shared mockups depicting the expected design changes. According to leaked images of the Wallet app mockup, the app's navigation bar will be located at the bottom of the interface and will categorize various functions, including Cards, Cash, Keys, IDs, and Orders.