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  1. A teen's arm kept turning bright blue: how a bacterial culture finally explained what heart scans and MRIs could not
    medicaldaily.com/teen-blue-arm
    A 17-year-old's elbow and arm kept turning bright blue. Heart checks and scans were normal, but a bacterial culture finally explained the color.
    #wellness #medicine #casestudy

  2. A 17-year-old's elbow and arm kept turning bright blue. Heart checks and scans were normal, but a bacterial culture finally explained the color. #wellness #medicine #casestudy

    medicaldaily.com/teen-blue-arm

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  3. Building a leading energy supplier to UK businesses

    Macquarie Commodities and Global Markets acquired Corona Energy in 2006, beginning a long-term partnership to support its growth.…
    #NewsBeep #News #UnitedKingdom #Article #CaseStudy #EMEA #GB #GreatBritain #UK
    newsbeep.com/uk/795436/

  4. Burping triggered vertigo months after ear surgery: a case study in how a small implant can disrupt the vestibular system
    medicaldaily.com/burping-swall
    A woman's vertigo struck when she burped or swallowed months after ear surgery. Tests implicated her ear implant, and its removal ended the spells.
    #wellness #medicine #casestudy

  5. Beyond search and social: How Standard Chartered turned browsing signals into higher-quality loan applications

    As competition in Singapore’s personal loan category intensified, Standard Chartered recognised that sustainable growth would require more than…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #StandardChartered #adtech #casestudy #dentsuSingapore #financialsolutions #MediaIntelligence #Quantcast #standardchartered #TargetingSolution
    europesays.com/britain/138327/

  6. A Japanese infant's extra scrotal tissue concealed a 7-centimetre tail-like structure ending in cartilage and bone marrow - a case unlike any previously reported
    medicaldaily.com/accessory-scr
    A Japanese baby's extra scrotum beside the anus hid a 7-cm, tail-like stalk ending in cartilage and bone marrow. Doctors know of no similar case.
    #wellness #medicine #casestudy

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