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She said that wheat procurement during the current Rabi season was going smoothly in all mandis of Ludhiana, but speeding up the process was important to avoid a glut in the markets

Check the HeatRisk forecast for your area and find out what you can do to stay safe.

A sunny and mild Monday in the Washington, D.C. region with temperatures about 10 degrees warmer than you felt on Sunday.

What is ADC specialist Piramal Pharma planning for the upcoming CPHI North America conference? We sat down with chief commercial officer Stuart Needleman to find out what's on the company's agenda.

A patient of WVU Medicine has tested positive for measles.

People who attended a total solar eclipse event at a children's museum in Indiana may have been exposed to measles, according to museum and health officials. Melissa McMasters, administrator of infectious disease and immunizations at the MCPHD, told ABC News the local county department was informed about the infected patient from the state Department of Health. "Measles is one of those reportable diseases that's required to be reported by law because of the public health signifi...

D.C. is going to see a lot more pop-up shops this summer.

West Virginia University Hospitals announced Monday that an adult was diagnosed with measles in Monongalia County. This is the first confirmed case of measles in West Virginia in 15 years.

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