The pain scale doctors use to assess how much discomfort you’re in is faulty – because it’s subjective. Thankfully, researchers in the UK got on the case and figured out how to quantify pain more accurately by determining a monetary value for your suffering, which could lead to better care for what ails you.
Next, our man Joe, who has perfectly valid reasons for skulking around his neighborhood after dark with a night vision scope, has found one he’s happy with. And Bron’s shone light on how poor air quality in your bedroom could contribute to sleep apnea.
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Highlights

Pain gets a price tag: New method outshines standard pain assessments
by Paul McClure
Review: Akaso Sight-300 – Night vision for a tenth of the cost
by Joe Salas
Air quality plays a bigger role in sleep apnea than previously thought
by Bronwyn Thompson
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