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With the development of advanced screening procedures and techniques, certain limitations of the existing screening processes for disease methodologies and paradigms have been noted. More accurate and less invasive screening methods are needed to diagnose and treat health disorders and diseases before symptoms appear. Pre-Screening Systems for Early Disease Prediction, Detection, and Prevention is a pivotal reference source that utilizes advanced ICT techniques to solve problems in health data collection, analysis, and interpretation, as well as improve existing health systems for the advanced screening of diseases. Using non-invasive biomedical sensor devices and internet of things technology, this book examines safer methods to accelerate disease detection and effectively treat patients while challenging previously used pre-screening processes. While highlighting topics such as the applications of machine learning, patient safety, diagnostics models, and condition management, this publication is ideally designed for healthcare specialists, researchers in health informatics, industry practitioners, and academics.

The Arithmetic of Erased Skin In the imperial capital of Aethelgard, your existence depends on a clerk's ink. If the Ministry's mechanical difference-engines determine your tax-yield has fallen below the baseline variance, your name is scratched from the census—and your body follows. First your vowels vanish, then your history turns to gray grease, and finally, the pavement beneath your feet forgets how to carry your weight.Vane is an imperial archivist whose mind is a "e;Preservation,"e; a biological vault designed to carry the data of deleted districts before they are permanently pruned. He knows exactly how much a human life weighs on a ledger. Until he meets Sia.Sia has no registration stamp, no license to breathe, and a touch that causes the state's rigid geometry to dissolve back into primitive, lawless basalt. To keep her from unspooling into gray smoke, Vane commits the ultimate bureaucratic crime: he anchors her to reality using his own tissue. But in a world that is systematically forgetting its own streets, the arithmetic of survival is brutal. Every mile they run costs Vane his own skin, forcing his lungs to harden into municipal limestone and his ribs to lock into a five-foot granite milestone just to store her weight.They are fleeing toward an unwritten sea, but the state's red chalk is moving faster than their boots. > "e;The city isn't made of marble, Sia. It's made of permission—and we just ran out of ink."e;

In the dying mill town of Garrison, Maine, the ground begins to hum.At first it's only a faint vibration—power lines singing, phones buzzing, animals freezing in place. Then the itch starts. An unbearable, bone-deep compulsion that turns ordinary people into frantic diggers, clawing at dirt, asphalt, even their own floors with bleeding hands and broken nails. They don't know why. They only know they must let it breathe.Ray Fraker, a recovering alcoholic lineman, will do anything to protect his daughter from the growing madness. But as the hum spreads and the town begins tearing itself apart from the inside out, Ray discovers the terrifying truth: something ancient and suffocating has been trapped beneath their feet for centuries.And it is finally waking up.Let Him Breathe is a relentless, skin-crawling cosmic horror novel that will leave you checking the ground beneath your feet long after the last page.

Priya is an intensely organized museum appraiser who lives by color-coded spreadsheets. Samir is a charismatic con artist who survives on fake Rolexes and sheer audacity. They have absolutely nothing in common—until a corporate smuggling syndicate, led by a middle-manager who treats murder as a routine HR restructuring, tries to permanently "e;offboard"e; them both.​To survive, this disastrous duo must team up to steal the Star of the North, a legendary diamond hidden by an 18th-century Troll King. From hotwiring doomed tuk-tuks to outsmarting ancient acoustic death traps, Priya and Samir are racing against the corporate clock. But as they descend into the forgotten aquifers beneath Mumbai, they are about to discover that the greatest threat isn't a falling granite ceiling—it's surviving the ultimate, neon-pink punchline.

THE PACKAGE IS CUTE. THE DRIVER IS PRO. THE TIPS ARE MURDER.​Felix "e;Fix"e; Harrow used to drive getaway cars for the mob. Now, he drives a beat-up 2006 Honda Civic for Zippy Delivers. He has a 4.98-star rating, a sick father to support, and a strict policy: Point A to Point B, on time, no questions asked.​That policy is tested when he accepts a high-stakes "e;Red Tier"e; job that pays $5,000.​The cargo? It isn't drugs or diamonds. It's Major Mittens—a pink, fluffy animatronic teddy bear housing a rogue military AI with a bad attitude and a GPS kill-switch.​Now, Felix has six hours to transport the world's most dangerous toy across a gridlocked metropolis. He's being hunted by a black-ops hit squad, chased by predator drones, and forced to listen to a Kenny G cassette tape stuck in his dashboard.​But the real challenge? He has a stacked order for a "e;Fiesta Party Pack"e; in the back seat.​If he stops moving, the bear explodes.If he spills the guacamole, he loses his bonus.​Buckle up. In the gig economy, the customer isn't just always right—they're lethal.