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NASA Postpones Spacewalk to Monitor ‘Medical Concern’ with Astronaut

Astronauts · United States

NASA Postpones Spacewalk to Monitor ‘Medical Concern’ with Astronaut

74% Center coverage: 15 sources

By Jackie Wattles, CNN (CNN) — NASA said on Wednesday it was postponing a spacewalk that was scheduled for Thursday, citing a “medical concern” with one of the crew members. The space agency did not provide additional information about the issue or name the astronaut involved. “Due to medical privacy, it is not appropriate for NASA to share more details about the crew member,” the space agency said in a statement. “The situation is stable. NASA …See the Story

Ford enters race to offer eyes-off driving tech, starting with $30,000 EV in 2028 — Detailed view of a Ford emblem mounted on a vehicle grille, showcasing modern design. by Julissa Helmuth/Pexels / Pexels

Ford · United States

Ford enters race to offer eyes-off driving tech, starting with $30,000 EV in 2028

58% Center coverage: 12 sources

Ford Motor plans to introduce eyes-off driving technology on an upcoming $30,000 all-electric vehicle in 2028, the Detroit automaker announced Wednesday.See the Story

Utah Becomes First State to Allow AI to Approve Prescription Refills — Close-up of a woman holding a pill and a glass of water, ready to take medication. by JESHOOTS.com/Pexels / Pexels

Utah Politics · Utah

Utah Becomes First State to Allow AI to Approve Prescription Refills

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

The state on Tuesday announced its partnership with the AI health company Doctronic. Through this program, patients in Utah can consult the service’s “AI doctor” to complete routine prescription refills. See the Story

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Utah Becomes First State to Allow AI to Approve Prescription Refills — Close-up of a woman holding a pill and a glass of water, ready to take medication. by JESHOOTS.com/Pexels / Pexels

Utah Becomes First State to Allow AI to Approve Prescription Refills — Close-up of a woman holding a pill and a glass of water, ready to take medication. by JESHOOTS.com/Pexels / Pexels

Utah Becomes First State to Allow AI to Approve Prescription Refills

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