A “significantly” lower percentage of patients have died from heart attacks and other cardiovascular diseases in Malta over the last decade – even though it remains the leading cause of death in the country and worldwide. The drop in fatalities may be due to increased early interventions, according to a recent study that analysed coronary procedures
Measuring an astounding total of 21,196 kilometres, the Great Wall of China is indeed the longest man-made structure in the world. However, even though it boasts such an impressive length, it is only approximately six metres at its widest – at the wall base itself. This, coupled with the fact that the Great Wall is made of materials that indeed look
Spacecraft, including satellites, are exceptionally complex and expensive machines with thousands of telemetry channels, recording a number of aspects from temperature, radiation, power and instrumentation to computational activities. In addition, advances in engineering and technology are leading to the generation of an increasing amount of such telemetry
The financial services industry in the EU is undergoing an unprecedented regulatory transformation. A wave of new legislation, spanning from AI, data governance, cybersecurity, and operational resilience, is not just reshaping compliance requirements but reedifying and reshaping risk management, operational resilience and business operations. The AI
