Vineyard Wind 1 Q2 2026 MWH is lower than Q1 which was lower than Q4 2026.
The capacity factor, the percentage of electricity produced as a proportion of the theoretic maximum electricity produced if all the turbines were functioning and the wind was blowing was only 18% . If Vineyard wind one was functioning normally the capacity factor should be 40-45%.
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New DECIDE Registry data at #SCCT2026: half of symptomatic patients with a CAC score of zero were reclassified once total plaque volume was factored in. Calcium scoring alone leaves a diagnostic gap.
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After cardiovascular disease impacted his father, Richard Smith, COO International & CEO of Airline Operations at FedEx, wanted a deeper understanding of his own heart health.
A coronary CTA and Heartflow Plaque Analysis helped provide that understanding, revealing significant plaque burden despite otherwise reassuring cardiac test results.
Hear more from Dr. Dharmesh Patel as he explains how that level of insight can change the questions physicians ask, the conversations they have with patients, and the treatment decisions they make: https://t.co/RpuYMkG9m8
Thank you to Stern Cardiovascular Center and East Memphis Imaging for helping us capture Richard’s story and supporting innovative patient care.
#AIinHealthcare #Cardiology #PlaqueAnalysis #HeartHealth
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VW # not great. At full ~800 MW capacity, theoretical maximum output for a quarter is roughly 1,752 GWh (800 MW × 24 hours × 90 days. Output was only 21% of full capacity in Q1. Industry standards and VW estimates were 45% or higher. the Q1’26 output was smaller than Q4’25 (410,379 MWh in Q4'25 vs. 357,954 MWh in Q1'26). @MassFiscal
We've seen the Shingles vaccine is linked with reduced risk of Alzheimer's and dementias in 4 large natural experiments.
Today, the potential of high-dose flu vaccines vs standard dose for the same in a large retrospective age 65+ cohort [N>160,000). More pronounced in women (like Shingles vaccine)
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Volume vs intensity of physical activity | European Heart Journal
These findings support, whenever possible, prioritizing higher-intensity activities in clinical and public health interventions aimed at preventing non-communicable diseases. https://t.co/RHAkLoT6WR
Is the Nantucket electric grid less reliable today than in the past because of the additional heavier and larger wires being strung on the utility poles? The old Nantucket pictures show the skinny wires of the past. Has NatGrid overloaded the utility poles? I don’t recall Brant Point losing power during the summer hurricanes in the 60s-80s.