Can you tell which of the newborn babies above is in pain?
An article in the Technology Review asks that question in its discussion of a new facial recognition software that will help parents and caregivers determine when babies are in pain. The system was developed by Sheryl Brahnam, an information scientist at Missouri State University […]
I was pregnant with my first son during the last World Cup four years ago. After every game, the streets came alive with a cacophony of cheering, car horns and sheer joy. Germany and Turkey both played well and there was both tension and celebration. Inside, the baby would react to the noise, kicking and […]
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