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Daily Life In Edmonton
EDMONTON, CANADA – MAY 10:
A Canadian geese are seen on Alberta Legislature ground, on May 10, 2025, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Police-Involved Shooting Shuts Down Rideau Street In Ottawa
OTTAWA, CANADA – APRIL 29:
Police vehicles are blocking a stretch of Rideau Street following a dramatic police-involved shooting near the busy Rideau Centre mall, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on April 29, 2025.
Ottawa Police say officers responded to reports of a man with a firearm and shot him during the encounter. He was taken to hospital in critical condition but has since stabilized. The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating the incident. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Man On Fire In Area Of Flushing Avenue And Irving Avenue In Bushwick Brooklyn New York
A man suffers burns after he is on fire in the area of Flushing Avenue and Irving Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York, United States, on March 24, 2025. The NYPD and FDNY investigate the incident where a man suffers burns throughout his body after he is on fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Monday morning around 11:00 AM. The man is in critical condition, and authorities work to determine if the incident is criminal or accidental. (Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto) -
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Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Facing new threats to its sovereignty, the country is looking to reaffirm itself as 'an Arctic nation'
In recent years, Canada has realized the deep vulnerabilities of a land mass spanning nearly 4m sq km (1.5m sq miles) that makes up nearly half the country. With renewed threats to its territorial claims coming both from foes and allies, the country's government has pledged to devote far more resources to holding the north.
Canadian Ranger Ryan Lennie prepares to take newly-arrived soldiers out onto the land. Lennie uses gloves make from wolf skin and fur to keep his hands warm in temperatures near -50 celcius.
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Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Facing new threats to its sovereignty, the country is looking to reaffirm itself as 'an Arctic nation'
In recent years, Canada has realized the deep vulnerabilities of a land mass spanning nearly 4m sq km (1.5m sq miles) that makes up nearly half the country. With renewed threats to its territorial claims coming both from foes and allies, the country's government has pledged to devote far more resources to holding the north.
Canadian Rangers Aaron Maktar and Angela Okalik shelter behind a sled as a transport helicopter lifts off, after dropping the two on a frozen lake.
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Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Facing new threats to its sovereignty, the country is looking to reaffirm itself as 'an Arctic nation'
In recent years, Canada has realized the deep vulnerabilities of a land mass spanning nearly 4m sq km (1.5m sq miles) that makes up nearly half the country. With renewed threats to its territorial claims coming both from foes and allies, the country's government has pledged to devote far more resources to holding the north.
Warrant Officer Jim Davison, who works as a Canadian Ranger Instructor, pulls supplies to a remote camp on a frozen lake with Rangers Gerald and Aaron Maktar.
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Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Facing new threats to its sovereignty, the country is looking to reaffirm itself as 'an Arctic nation'
In recent years, Canada has realized the deep vulnerabilities of a land mass spanning nearly 4m sq km (1.5m sq miles) that makes up nearly half the country. With renewed threats to its territorial claims coming both from foes and allies, the country's government has pledged to devote far more resources to holding the north.
The hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk, along the Arctic coastline.
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Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Indigenous guides in the Arctic are training Canada's military: 'When they talk, I listen'
Facing new threats to its sovereignty, the country is looking to reaffirm itself as 'an Arctic nation'
In recent years, Canada has realized the deep vulnerabilities of a land mass spanning nearly 4m sq km (1.5m sq miles) that makes up nearly half the country. With renewed threats to its territorial claims coming both from foes and allies, the country's government has pledged to devote far more resources to holding the north.
Children play on a snowbank in Inuvik. The Canadian Ranger program takes youth out onto the land, teaching them survival skills and cultural heritage.
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Beauty tech to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
Ferrari Press Agency
Skin 1
Ref 16439
06/01/2025
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Picture MUST credit: L’Oreal
Cosmetics giant L’Oréal has unveiled a new beauty product to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
The analysis tool gives users a skin condition breakdown and which products they are likely to be more responsive to all within five minutes.
The devic, called the Cell BioPrint, is the result of a partnership with Korean startup NanoEntek which specialises in chips that can read biofluids.
A user takes a facial tape strip, sticks it on their cheek, and then puts the strip in a buffer solution.
That solution is then inserted into a cartridge for the Cell BioPrint to analyse.
Once that sample is processed, the device takes images of the user’s face as they answer a few short questions about skin concerns and aging.
The gadget then uses the analysis of protein structure and function from the biological sample.
The Cell BioPrint is designed to then determine how well skin is aging before giving advice advice on how to improve its condition and appearance..
It also gives predictions of how responsive the user’s skin may be to certain skincare ingredients.
L’Oréal claims the device can help predict future cosmetic issues before they manifest.
OPS: The L'Oreal Cell BioPrint
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Beauty tech to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
Ferrari Press Agency
Skin 1
Ref 16439
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: L’Oreal
Cosmetics giant L’Oréal has unveiled a new beauty product to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
The analysis tool gives users a skin condition breakdown and which products they are likely to be more responsive to all within five minutes.
The devic, called the Cell BioPrint, is the result of a partnership with Korean startup NanoEntek which specialises in chips that can read biofluids.
A user takes a facial tape strip, sticks it on their cheek, and then puts the strip in a buffer solution.
That solution is then inserted into a cartridge for the Cell BioPrint to analyse.
Once that sample is processed, the device takes images of the user’s face as they answer a few short questions about skin concerns and aging.
The gadget then uses the analysis of protein structure and function from the biological sample.
The Cell BioPrint is designed to then determine how well skin is aging before giving advice advice on how to improve its condition and appearance..
It also gives predictions of how responsive the user’s skin may be to certain skincare ingredients.
L’Oréal claims the device can help predict future cosmetic issues before they manifest.
OPS: The L'Oreal Cell BioPrint
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Beauty tech to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
Ferrari Press Agency
Skin 1
Ref 16439
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: L’Oreal
Cosmetics giant L’Oréal has unveiled a new beauty product to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
The analysis tool gives users a skin condition breakdown and which products they are likely to be more responsive to all within five minutes.
The devic, called the Cell BioPrint, is the result of a partnership with Korean startup NanoEntek which specialises in chips that can read biofluids.
A user takes a facial tape strip, sticks it on their cheek, and then puts the strip in a buffer solution.
That solution is then inserted into a cartridge for the Cell BioPrint to analyse.
Once that sample is processed, the device takes images of the user’s face as they answer a few short questions about skin concerns and aging.
The gadget then uses the analysis of protein structure and function from the biological sample.
The Cell BioPrint is designed to then determine how well skin is aging before giving advice advice on how to improve its condition and appearance..
It also gives predictions of how responsive the user’s skin may be to certain skincare ingredients.
L’Oréal claims the device can help predict future cosmetic issues before they manifest.
OPS: The L'Oreal Cell BioPrint
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Beauty tech to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
Ferrari Press Agency
Skin 1
Ref 16439
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: L’Oreal
Cosmetics giant L’Oréal has unveiled a new beauty product to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
The analysis tool gives users a skin condition breakdown and which products they are likely to be more responsive to all within five minutes.
The devic, called the Cell BioPrint, is the result of a partnership with Korean startup NanoEntek which specialises in chips that can read biofluids.
A user takes a facial tape strip, sticks it on their cheek, and then puts the strip in a buffer solution.
That solution is then inserted into a cartridge for the Cell BioPrint to analyse.
Once that sample is processed, the device takes images of the user’s face as they answer a few short questions about skin concerns and aging.
The gadget then uses the analysis of protein structure and function from the biological sample.
The Cell BioPrint is designed to then determine how well skin is aging before giving advice advice on how to improve its condition and appearance..
It also gives predictions of how responsive the user’s skin may be to certain skincare ingredients.
L’Oréal claims the device can help predict future cosmetic issues before they manifest.
OPS: The L'Oreal Cell BioPrint on a store display stand where customers will be able to take the five minute skin test
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Beauty tech to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
Ferrari Press Agency
Skin 1
Ref 16439
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: L’Oreal
Cosmetics giant L’Oréal has unveiled a new beauty product to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
The analysis tool gives users a skin condition breakdown and which products they are likely to be more responsive to all within five minutes.
The devic, called the Cell BioPrint, is the result of a partnership with Korean startup NanoEntek which specialises in chips that can read biofluids.
A user takes a facial tape strip, sticks it on their cheek, and then puts the strip in a buffer solution.
That solution is then inserted into a cartridge for the Cell BioPrint to analyse.
Once that sample is processed, the device takes images of the user’s face as they answer a few short questions about skin concerns and aging.
The gadget then uses the analysis of protein structure and function from the biological sample.
The Cell BioPrint is designed to then determine how well skin is aging before giving advice advice on how to improve its condition and appearance..
It also gives predictions of how responsive the user’s skin may be to certain skincare ingredients.
L’Oréal claims the device can help predict future cosmetic issues before they manifest.
OPS: The L'Oreal Cell BioPrint on a store display stand where customers will be able to take the five minute skin test
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Beauty tech to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
Ferrari Press Agency
Skin 1
Ref 16439
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: L’Oreal
Cosmetics giant L’Oréal has unveiled a new beauty product to help slow down the signs of skin ageing.
The analysis tool gives users a skin condition breakdown and which products they are likely to be more responsive to all within five minutes.
The devic, called the Cell BioPrint, is the result of a partnership with Korean startup NanoEntek which specialises in chips that can read biofluids.
A user takes a facial tape strip, sticks it on their cheek, and then puts the strip in a buffer solution.
That solution is then inserted into a cartridge for the Cell BioPrint to analyse.
Once that sample is processed, the device takes images of the user’s face as they answer a few short questions about skin concerns and aging.
The gadget then uses the analysis of protein structure and function from the biological sample.
The Cell BioPrint is designed to then determine how well skin is aging before giving advice advice on how to improve its condition and appearance..
It also gives predictions of how responsive the user’s skin may be to certain skincare ingredients.
L’Oréal claims the device can help predict future cosmetic issues before they manifest.
OPS: The L'Oreal Cell BioPrint
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
Birds rest on a frozen pond at Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
A sign warns visitors of unsafe ice at one of the ponds at Bushy Park, south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
A sign warns visitors of unsafe ice at one of the ponds at Bushy Park, south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
Deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
Deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
Young deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
Deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
Deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
03/01/2025. London, UK.
A frosty, cold start to the day in Bushy Park, south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.
Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Rare medical condition gives faces demonic-like distortion
Ferrari Press Agency
Faces 1
Ref 15692
22/03/2024
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Pictures must credit: A. Mello et al. / Dartmouth College
A study into a medical condition from which sufferers see demonic faces in people they meet has created the first accurate and photorealistic visualisations experienced by patients.
The very rare condition is known as prosopometamorphopsia or PMO.
It causes facial features to appear distorted.?
The name comes from a combination of “prosopon” the Greek word for face and “‘metamorphopsia” which refers to perceptual distortions.
Symptoms vary from case to case and can affect the shape, size, colour, and position of facial features while the condition can last days, weeks, or even years.??The new study by a team at the USA’s Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, studied a unique case of a 58-year-old man with PMO,
He reported seeing faces without any distortions when they are viewed on a screen or on paper.
But he said they appear distorted or "demonic" when viewed in-person.
OPS: Computer-generated images of the distortions of a male face as perceived by a 58-year-old male patient patient with prosopometamorphopsia or PMO.
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Rare medical condition gives faces demonic-like distortion
Ferrari Press Agency
Faces 1
Ref 15692
22/03/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: A. Mello et al. / Dartmouth College
A study into a medical condition from which sufferers see demonic faces in people they meet has created the first accurate and photorealistic visualisations experienced by patients.
The very rare condition is known as prosopometamorphopsia or PMO.
It causes facial features to appear distorted.?
The name comes from a combination of “prosopon” the Greek word for face and “‘metamorphopsia” which refers to perceptual distortions.
Symptoms vary from case to case and can affect the shape, size, colour, and position of facial features while the condition can last days, weeks, or even years.??The new study by a team at the USA’s Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, studied a unique case of a 58-year-old man with PMO,
He reported seeing faces without any distortions when they are viewed on a screen or on paper.
But he said they appear distorted or "demonic" when viewed in-person.
OPS: Computer-generated images of the distortions of a male face as perceived by a 58-year-old male patient patient with prosopometamorphopsia or PMO.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Rare medical condition gives faces demonic-like distortion
Ferrari Press Agency
Faces 1
Ref 15692
22/03/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: A. Mello et al. / Dartmouth College
A study into a medical condition from which sufferers see demonic faces in people they meet has created the first accurate and photorealistic visualisations experienced by patients.
The very rare condition is known as prosopometamorphopsia or PMO.
It causes facial features to appear distorted.?
The name comes from a combination of “prosopon” the Greek word for face and “‘metamorphopsia” which refers to perceptual distortions.
Symptoms vary from case to case and can affect the shape, size, colour, and position of facial features while the condition can last days, weeks, or even years.??The new study by a team at the USA’s Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, studied a unique case of a 58-year-old man with PMO,
He reported seeing faces without any distortions when they are viewed on a screen or on paper.
But he said they appear distorted or "demonic" when viewed in-person.
OPS: Computer-generated images of the distortions of a female face as perceived by a 58-year-old male patient patient with prosopometamorphopsia or PMO.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Rare medical condition gives faces demonic-like distortion
Ferrari Press Agency
Faces 1
Ref 15692
22/03/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: A. Mello et al. / Dartmouth College
A study into a medical condition from which sufferers see demonic faces in people they meet has created the first accurate and photorealistic visualisations experienced by patients.
The very rare condition is known as prosopometamorphopsia or PMO.
It causes facial features to appear distorted.?
The name comes from a combination of “prosopon” the Greek word for face and “‘metamorphopsia” which refers to perceptual distortions.
Symptoms vary from case to case and can affect the shape, size, colour, and position of facial features while the condition can last days, weeks, or even years.??The new study by a team at the USA’s Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, studied a unique case of a 58-year-old man with PMO,
He reported seeing faces without any distortions when they are viewed on a screen or on paper.
But he said they appear distorted or "demonic" when viewed in-person.
OPS: Computer-generated images of the distortions of a female face as perceived by a 58-year-old male patient patient with prosopometamorphopsia or PMO.
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Jennifer Wong attends a Sound Bath Yoga session. My first time at a sound bath: 'As the music becomes louder, my first thought is, "Danger, danger"'
In her fortnightly review of fitness and wellbeing activities, comedian Jennifer Wong comes for a session of gentle meditative yoga - and stays for the crystal singing bowls.
Jennifer Wong attends a Sound Bath Yoga session at the Virgin Gym at 2 Bligh Street, Sydney. Australia
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Jennifer Wong attends a Sound Bath Yoga session. My first time at a sound bath: 'As the music becomes louder, my first thought is, "Danger, danger"'
In her fortnightly review of fitness and wellbeing activities, comedian Jennifer Wong comes for a session of gentle meditative yoga - and stays for the crystal singing bowls.
Jennifer Wong attends a Sound Bath Yoga session at the Virgin Gym at 2 Bligh Street, Sydney. Australia
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Jennifer Wong attends a Sound Bath Yoga session. My first time at a sound bath: 'As the music becomes louder, my first thought is, "Danger, danger"'
In her fortnightly review of fitness and wellbeing activities, comedian Jennifer Wong comes for a session of gentle meditative yoga - and stays for the crystal singing bowls.
Jennifer Wong attends a Sound Bath Yoga session at the Virgin Gym at 2 Bligh Street, Sydney. Australia
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Snowy weather in Ash, UK.
08/01/2024. Ash, UK.
Snow covers fields and houses at Ash in Kent. Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in Ash, UK.
08/01/2024. Ash, UK.
Snow covers fields at Ash in Kent. Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in Ash, UK.
08/01/2024. Ash, UK.
Snow surrounds St Peter & St Paul's Church at Ash in Kent. Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in Ash, UK.
08/01/2024. Ash, UK.
A couple walk their dogs as snow falls at Ash in Kent. Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in Ash, UK.
08/01/2024. Ash, UK.
A couple walk their dogs as snow falls at Ash in Kent. Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in Ash, UK.
08/01/2024. Ash, UK.
A woman walks her dog through the churchyard at St Peter & St Paul's as snow falls at Ash in Kent. Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in Ash, UK.
08/01/2024. Ash, UK.
A couple walk past St Peter & St Paul's Church a snow falls at Ash in Kent. Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in Ash, UK.
08/01/2024. Ash, UK.
Snow falls at Ash in Kent . Colder temperatures are heralding the arrival of snow showers following days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in West Kingsdown, UK.
08/01/2024. West Kingsdown, UK.
Snow falls near West Kingsdown in Kent . Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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Snowy weather in West Kingsdown, UK.
08/01/2024. West Kingsdown, UK.
Snow falls near West Kingsdown in Kent . Colder temperatures are following on from days of heavy rain and flooding after Storm Henk.
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