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Digital Fitness Market Potential Risks and Comprehensive Competitive Strategy Analysis in Different Fields, Report 2020 to 2025

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Dec 02, 2020 (The Expresswire) —
“Final Report will add the analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on this industry.”

“Digital Fitness Market” research report offers the breakdown of the industry by market size, rate of development, key companies, counties, product selections and application. The Digital Fitness Market Report delivers current state, openings, limits, drivers and also the evolution forecasts of the market by 2025. Profound investigation about Digital Fitness market standing, enterprise competition outline, welfares and drawbacks of enterprise stock, Digital Fitness industry development trends, regional industrial layout features and economics policies, industry News and Strategies by Regions has additionally been enclosed.

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In Regional Analysis, the Digital Fitness market is also categorised into North America, Europe, China, Japan, the middle East, India, South America, Others. North America, Europe is expected to account for a distinguished share, in terms of price and extent, of the Digital Fitness market throughout the forecast length. The Digital Fitness market within the Asia Pacific is projected to extend throughout the forecast period. Evolving markets that include China and Asian country are expected to play a significant position within the boom in producing the surrounding area.

Years considered for this report:

Historical Years: 2015-2019

Base Year: 2019

Estimated Year: 2020

Forecast Period: 2020-2025

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Digital Fitness market report provides in-depth data about company Profiles, Digital Fitness launching and Market Positioning, their Production, Value, Price, ratio and Target Customers. Research report contains data about following major players in Digital Fitness market, which strategically profile the key players and comprehensively analyse their growth strategies and market segmentation:

Key players in the global Digital Fitness market covered in report:

● Garmin, Ltd ● Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd ● Casio ● Fitbit, Inc ● Adidas AG ● Huawei ● Fossil ● Xiaomi ● TicWatch ● Apple, Inc

On the basis of types, the Digital Fitness market from 2015 to 2025 is primarily split into:

● Smartwatches ● Fitness Wristbands ● Smart Clothing ● Smart Shoes ● Others

On the basis of applications, the Digital Fitness market from 2015 to 2025 covers:

● Fitness ● Sports

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Digital Fitness Market Report Scope:

The In-depth industry chain includes analysis value chain analysis, porter five forces model analysis and cost structure analysis. This Digital Fitness Market report describes present situation, historical background and future forecast. It Comprehensive data showing Digital Fitness sale, consumption, trade statistics, and prices in the recent years are provided. The Digital Fitness report indicates a wealth of information on Digital Fitness vendors. Digital Fitness Market forecast for next five years, including Market volumes and prices is also provided. Raw Material Supply and Downstream Consumer Information is also included.

At last, report on Digital Fitness Market is a comprehensive analysis of the Market providing

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Iowa doctors say virus spread risks overwhelming hospitals

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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa’s number of coronavirus cases, deaths and hospitalizations continued to surge higher Wednesday as medical professionals have begun to express concern that hospitals could be overwhelmed with patients if no action is taken to slow the virus spread.

Iowa hospitals had 596 coronavirus patients Wednesday, by far the highest number so far in Iowa. The 113 patients admitted in the past 24 hours also was the highest seen since the virus surfaced in Iowa in March. The number of patients needing intensive care unit services has also trended upward in the past month.

Iowa doctors and hospital officials are preparing for a system overrun by COVID patients by talking about how to transfer patients between hospitals and enacting surge plans that could turn non-hospital facilities into spots to handle any overflow.

“What we know is if the last four weeks are indicative of what happens over the next four weeks we will have the system overwhelmed,” said Suresh Gunasekaran, CEO of University Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City. “If hospitalizations continue to increase at the exact same rate they have been for weeks, the math itself tells you that you run out of beds.”

University hospitals, the state’s only academic medical center, is often where other hospitals send patients with complex intensive care needs. It is seeing a significant volume of COVID-19 patients from around the state, Gunasekaran said.


He said Iowans need to understand that the coronavirus patient surge often displaces the ability to care for patients with other complex needs stemming from problems such as heart disease, cancer or neurological conditions.

State public health officials reported 1,814 new confirmed cases Wednesday and an additional 22 deaths for a total of 1,680.

Over the past two weeks, the rolling average number of daily new cases has increased by 249, an increase of nearly 23%, according to researchers from Johns Hopkins University. Iowa has averaged about 1,400 new cases a day for the past week.

“My take away from this is that things are bad but also they can and will likely get much worse because the number of new cases is just staggering,” said Dr. Rosanna Rosa, an infectious disease doctor with UnityPoint Health.

A spokesman for the Iowa Department of Public Health said the state is in regular, often daily, contact with health systems, hospitals and regional medical coordination centers to assess hospital capacity, staffing and resources.

“At this time, hospitals are reporting that they are able to manage the increased number of patients, and are prepared to implement surge plans to expand capacity if necessary,” spokesman Alex Carfrae wrote in an email.

He said staffing shortages can occur during times of seasonal illness or viral outbreaks and hospitals have a variety of solutions to maintain adequate staffing levels.

Rosa said a better public health approach would be to make it clear to Iowans that these illnesses and deaths are preventable, a point made in a recent report from the White House Coronavirus

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Poverty Might Raise Black Kids’ Health Risks as Early as Age 5 | Health News

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By Steven Reinberg, HealthDay Reporter

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FRIDAY, Oct. 23, 2020 (HealthDay News) — Kids growing up in poverty show the effects of being poor as early as age 5 — especially those who are Black, a new study suggests.

The research adds to mounting evidence that children of Black parents who are also poor face greater health inequities than whites.

“Our findings underscore the pronounced racialized disparities for young children,” said lead author Dr. Neal Halfon, director of the Center for Healthier Children, Families and Communities at the University of California, Los Angeles.

For the study, teachers administered a standardized test to measure physical, social, emotional and language development of kindergarteners in 98 school districts across the United States. More than 185,000 kids took the test from 2010 to 2017.

Analyzing the data, the researchers found that 30% of the poorest children were vulnerable in one or more areas of health development, compared with 17% of children from wealthier areas.

These differences in vulnerability varied among from different ethnic and racial groups. Black children were at the highest risk, followed by Hispanic children. Asian children were at the lowest risk.

The difference between Black children and white children was most striking at the higher socioeconomic levels and tended to narrow for kids from lower-income areas.

The disparities can have a profound effect on kids’ long-term development and lead to higher rates diabetes, heart disease, drug use, mental health disorders and dementia, the researchers said.

“Many other studies have highlighted patterns of income and racial inequality in health and educational outcomes. What this study shows is that these patterns of inequality are clearly evident and measurable before kids start school,” Halfon said in a university news release.

The findings were published in the October issue of the journal Health Affairs.

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Health Risks of PVC Roofing Membrane

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Many building owners and manufacturers have asked me why I don't offer PVC membrane to my flat roof customers. I simply feel that PVC is too great of a risk to take.

What is PVC?

PVC, or Polyvinyl Chloride, is made from the polymerization of vinyl chloride monomer (VCM), a toxic, carcinogenic gas. It is a durable, economical material with many uses. 75% of all PVC consumption in North America is attributed to plastic pipes. PVC is also used as a membrane to cover flat roofs, and appears to the average person to look exactly like TPO membrane.

What are the risks associated with PVC?

Research shows that dioxin, which is the most potent carcinogen known to science, along with vinyl chloride and certain acids, are created and released during the production of PVC. These chemicals can cause severe health problems such as:

  • cancer
  • neurological damage
  • immune system damage
  • respiratory problems
  • liver and kidney failure
  • birth defects
  • asthma

These are problems that the public and roofing contractors have a right to know about.

My story

About 12 years ago, PVC was the primary material we used in our flat roofing division here at Brady Roofing. After we began installing PVC, I started to experience health problems. I have been healthy my entire life, so when these issues came on so suddenly, it made me wonder about the safety of PVC membrane. This led me to do some serious research on the material. I found that manufacturers actually know that PVC membrane is very toxic, but they were hiding these facts from me during our conversations.

My personal health problems included severe respiratory issues and neurological damage. The neurological issues are actually getting worse, despite the fact that I no longer install PVC. I don't want to go into my own health problems too deeply, but just to illustrate, my left lower body is experiencing a slow atrophy of the muscles due to neurological damage. My left calf is currently 1.25 inches smaller in circumference than my right. While I have no proof, I strongly believe it is caused from breathing the toxins found in PVC membrane. I have no genetic predisposition for such neurological issues.

Is this research relevant?

I approached our PVC manufacturer about the issue. They simply told me that there was no research to support my claims. In fact, there is a great deal of research done on the toxicity of PVC. The manufacturers can claim they are not relevant because these studies are done on the production of PVC rather than the installation risks. However, when you install PVC, you use hot air up to 1300 degrees F to melt the membrane and seal it. As the membrane melts, it can feel like you are breathing ammonia. The air can burn your sinuses, showing the presence of harmful chemicals being released, just as they are during production. Manufacturers will not provide this information to contractors and consumers.

Their argument is that the roofs are installed in …

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