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Month: October 2026

EU Medical Device Regulation requirements for all device types

EU Medical Device Regulation requirements for all device types, explained

For years, medical devices in the EU were classified under the Medical Device Directive (MDD) system, and manufacturers were familiar with the certification requirements for each device class. The newer Medical Device Regulation (MDR) system has changed how devices are classified and what requirements they must meet to be certified. Whether it’s reclassifying an existing

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Why caffeine makes you sweat

Why caffeine makes you sweat

You finish your second cup of coffee, and 20 minutes later, you’re feeling damp. Nobody warned you about this part. Are caffeine and sweating even connected? Yes. Below, AXE, the deodorant brand for guys, shares the mechanism behind it, whether coffee, energy drinks, or pre-workout stacking makes any difference, and how to stay dry without

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How credit score affects your car insurance

How credit score affects your car insurance

In most of the United States, the price a driver pays for car insurance is influenced not just by driving history or vehicle type, but by credit history. The practice, which relies on a scoring model distinct from the standard consumer credit score, has become a near-universal feature of auto insurance pricing. According to the National

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A mystery in Shenandoah National Park

A mystery in Shenandoah National Park

Late September, in response to reports of a missing hiker, federal and state search-and-rescue personnel ventured into a largely trackless section of Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park. On the evening of Sept. 22, they came upon human remains near a primitive campsite deep in the woods. The fact that somebody had died in a national park

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