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Hello and welcome to TechLife, the program about technology making an impact on your life.

I'm Shona McCallum and this week we're finding out about a new blood testing device

which is making a real difference to the lives of people receiving cancer treatment

because the machine can be used in their own homes.

Also this week, bringing hydrogen cooking stoves to rural Nepal.

Hydrogen burns without fumes. The only thing that is created when hydrogen is burned is water vapor.

We answer a listener's question about smart glasses

and I speak to the man leading a project

to prevent e-waste by refurbishing tech for military veterans.

Music No matter where you live, we all know waiting time targets at hospitals are quite often missed,

with patients reporting lots of time spent in boring

waiting rooms. And that can be even worse when you have cancer, because you have so many

appointments and blood tests to do before you get treatment. So what if there was technology

you could use at home that would save you the hospital trip altogether? Well, I've been looking at a new device to do just that,

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