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Here’s what to know for Thursday:

• Scientists are developing a bra-integrated breast cancer monitoring system

• Birth control without prescription in New York

• Workshop empowers Dads with styling skills

INNOVATIVE BREAST HEALTH TECH

In a move that could change the game for breast cancer detection, UK scientists are working on a revolutionary device that fits right into a bra.

Yep, you read that right – a bra with a built-in cancer monitor.

This nifty device aims to track breast changes, potentially spotting tumor growth in real-time.

And get this: it's all about comfort and convenience. No more stressful hospital visits; now you can keep tabs on your breast health from the cozy confines of your own home.

They've crafted a device that uses electrical currents to pick up even the tiniest shifts in breast tissue fluids.

This device isn't just about early detection; it's about making life easier for patients.

The data it gathers can be sent straight to your smartphone, meaning no more waiting around for test results.

Researchers are exploring ways to seamlessly integrate this technology into bra designs. Who knows, maybe soon we'll be shopping for bras with features like "extra support" and "cancer-detecting powers."

While this bra-integrated marvel sounds like something out of a sci-fi flick, it's not quite ready for prime time.

Researchers are still tweaking the technology and gearing up for clinical trials.

But hey, it's a step in the right direction, right?

Dr. Yang Wei, an expert in electronic textiles and engineering at NTU, sees this device as a game-changer.

"Breast cancer can grow so quickly," he says, "This would be an additional measure to see how fast the tumor grows."

And in a world where every second counts, that could mean the difference between life and, well, you know. Who knew your lingerie could be such a lifesaver?

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Sarah Eaton, hairstylist from Scotland, is on a mission to save the day for dads and their daughters.

You see, Sarah noticed a little hair-raising issue in her neighborhood. Dads were struggling to tame the wild manes of their princesses.

She started "Daddy and Me" hairstyling classes after realizing dads needed a little help with their daughters' hair.

Picture dads armed with brushes and detangle spray, ready to tackle those tangles!

After just one hour, they walk out with skills and confidence to boot. 

From mastering the perfect bun to spinning around like pros, these dads are hair heroes in the making.

And the best part?

The smiles on their daughters' faces when Dad nails that perfect ballet bun. It's a picture-perfect moment, folks!

It's all about breaking stereotypes and building bonds.

So, join Sarah's workshop and let's make every hair day a great one!

Such a good boy!

With eyes that sparkle like stars, you can’t help but go, “awww”.

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