A new heart scan, the CT-Cal score, helps find early signs of heart disease. It measures calcium buildup in arteries, showing potential risks. Doctors use it with other tests to assess heart health. It's especially useful for people with unclear risk levels. Experts advise regular check-ups guided by doctors, not excessive self-testing. Healthy habits remain vital for heart health. This test helps doctors and patients make informed choices for prevention.

The Great American Beer Festival's PAIRED event returns October 9-10 in Denver, featuring a star-studded lineup of chefs from across the US. The roster includes James Beard Award winners, Michelin-starred restaurateurs, and nationally recognized tastemakers. Over 25 chefs will participate, including Colorado culinary leaders Caroline Glover, Kelly Whitaker, and Matt Vawter. A new Mocktail Bar will also be introduced, led by sommelier Steve Wildy.

Netflix released a preview of "The Ba***ds of Bollywood", Aryan Khan's directorial debut, launching on September 18. The series is created by Aryan Khan and co-created by Bilal Siddiqi and Manav Chauhan. Shah Rukh Khan introduced the cast, including Bobby Deol and Mona Singh, at the launch event. Aryan spoke about creating a world inspired by real emotions and human ambition.

Hotel Investor Apps (HIA) has rebranded to simply "HIA" and launched a new website at hiasoftware.com. The move marks the company's 10-year anniversary and reflects its expanded vision to serve all hospitality businesses with integrated financial and operational solutions. HIA offers an enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform purpose-built for the hospitality industry, providing tools for smarter operation and greater confidence.

A scientist explores how to improve scanners, like those used to find smuggled uranium. The idea is to design the scanner's hardware (like its detectors) and software (how it analyzes data) together, not separately. By optimizing both at the same time, the scanner can become more effective at finding hidden materials, potentially making border security faster and cheaper. The research uses muon scattering tomography as an example.

Southbank properties at 22-24 Southwark Bridge Road have planning permission for office-led redevelopment. The scheme includes 141,459 sq ft NIA across 12 floors. Existing buildings, totaling 79,431 sq ft NIA, are multi-let to five tenants, generating £161,400 annually. Leases allow vacant possession by September 2025. Alternative uses like co-living or a hotel are feasible, subject to planning. Avison Young suggests alternative uses could be supported.

Hotel101 Global will build two hotels in Cambodia through agreements with Canopy Sands Development. Scheduled for completion by 2028, one hotel will be in Phnom Penh (700 rooms) and the other in Sihanoukville (680 rooms). The Phnom Penh location is in the Tonle Bassac district, near landmarks like Aeon Mall 1. Cambodia saw over 6.7 million visitors in 2024. The hotels aim to generate $109.55 million in revenue and are part of Hotel101's global expansion plan.

The Ava Hotel, part of Hilton's Curio Collection, has opened in Paso Robles, California. The hotel features 151 rooms, a rooftop pool, and three dining venues, including a Mediterranean restaurant and rooftop bar. Located downtown near the historic town square, it offers easy access to local attractions. The hotel also provides 6,500 square feet of event space. Rates start at $225 per night. The Ava Hotel is owned by Paso Robles Hotel Partners and Peachtree Group.

The EPFO added 2.19 million net members in June, a 13.46% year-on-year increase and the highest since April 2018. New subscribers totaled 1.06 million, up 12.68% from May. The 18-25 age group dominated new additions. Rejoining members increased by 19.65% year-on-year. Female subscribers rose by 14.92% from May. Maharashtra led state-wise additions. Expert services saw significant growth. The data is provisional and reflects increasing employment opportunities.

New research indicates omega fatty acids may protect women from Alzheimer’s. The study found women with Alzheimer's had lower levels of these fats compared to healthy women, unlike men. The research, conducted by King’s College London and Queen Mary University London, analyzed blood lipids. Results showed a link between Alzheimer’s and fatty acids in women. Scientists suggest women ensure adequate omega fatty acid intake, pending clinical trials to confirm the findings.