New wearable sensor tracks hydration, alerts users via app to prevent dehydration, aiding athletes and first responders.

Rescue and emergency service groups took to the water to remind people of the Float to Live technique ahead of World Drowning Prevention Day.

Rescuers take to the water to highlight Float to Live technique More than 40 people were in the North Sea at Cullercoats Bay, North Tyneside, ahead of World Drowning Prevention Day on Friday.

The Float to Live technique is championed by the RNLI (Owen Humphreys/PA) “Seeing over 40 individuals coming together to promote floating shows just how committed we all are to reducing drowning.

Rescue and emergency service groups took to the water to remind people of the Float to Live technique ahead of World Drowning Prevention Day. More than 40 representatives from different organisations ...

A new wearable sensor tells people when they need a drink to avoid becoming dehydrated. The non-invasive device is designed to measure a user's hydration levels continuously, in real time. Data ...

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