“Virtual fencing” using specialized GPS collars has high potential for helping ranchers graze their herds and pastures more efficiently, according to a U of A study. (Photo: Alexandra Harland)
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No fences: research shows high-tech collars keep cattle from straying

“Virtual fencing” has high potential to help ranchers manage herds and pastures more efficiently.

Pelvic floor muscle training can help new moms significantly reduce their risk of common problems like urinary incontinence, a new study shows. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Exercise reduces risk of common postpartum pelvic floor problems

New research proves disorders like incontinence are not inevitable consequences of giving birth — with proper support and targeted exercises, they’re treatable.

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Video: The softer side of robotics

Shape-shifting materials inspired by nature could have applications from prosthetics to adaptive clothing.

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