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TECH ENTERTAINMENT: Virtual Reality Workouts THE TECHNOLOGY

This podcast episode will explore the potential shift towards personal trainers adopting coding skills, user preferences for live trainers, the effect on mental health due to the absence of interaction with live trainers, and trainer perspectives on the effectiveness of VR workouts for their clients.

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TRANSPORTATION TECH: A Better Place To Live THE INVESTORS

Welcome back to the third and final episode of the transportation technology three-part podcast series ‘Making the World a Better Place’ brought to you by Latestsale.com. Previously, we highlighted the role of technology, but today, we will keep our focus on the role of investors in green transportation.

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TRANSPORTATION TECH: A Better Place To Live THE SCIENCE

Welcome to another episode of the podcast ‘Your Voice is Amplified’ brought to you by Latestsale.com. Today, we cover ‘Transportation Technology,’ well “green” transportation, to be more specific, and how it can make our world a better place to live. This is a challenging time for all of us and our team has been exploring the movers and shakers in this arena.

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HEALTH EQUALITIES PROGRAMME 2022: TECHNOLOGY

The Health Equalities Programme: COVID-19 TECHNOLOGY podcast episode showcases how healthcare workers and scientists are the key to breaking down the barriers to vaccination hesitancy. The “Your Voice is Amplified,” podcast and the second part of our podcast series covering Hospitals of the Future, “A World Without Antibiotics: The Race towards Vaccinations” highlights the driving force of Technology. In this MedTech series, we touch upon the impact of wearable technology on vaccine uptake.  

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HEALTH EQUALITIES PROGRAMME 2022: Extended Dialogue SCIENCE

The Health Equalities Programme: COVID-19 SCIENCE Extended Dialogue took place between specialists in the field of MedTech to break down the barriers to vaccine uptake in the RBKC and to understand the thoughts and opinions of the Royal borough’s citizens. Many factors continue to promote vaccine hesitancy. Some of these factors include religious reasons, personal beliefs, safety concerns, and lack of information regarding vaccines, according to the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Pharmacy.