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A Janux Therapeutics T cell engager has early clinical data showing improvement in cases of advanced prostate cancer, validating the technology platform that produced the therapy. Janux is now leveraging its soaring stock price to raise $175 million in a stock offering.

In the venture capital community, there’s a bit of a debate about what matters more to digital health investors in today's fundraising environment — growth or profitability. Cathy Gao, a partner at Sapphire Ventures, thinks VCs are still putting a premium on growth, but she noted that the conversation is very nuanced.

The FMT era has been productive, but now it’s time to rally together as an industry to accelerate next-generation LBP drug discovery, development and FDA approval.

Take a closer look to discover more about colon cancer's symptoms as well as its diagnosis.

Outbreaks of norovirus, which causes vomiting and diarrhea, are on the rise. What to know about the 2024 norovirus season in the US, symptoms, and prevention.

D.C. police have released photos of a suspect wanted in connection to a deadly stabbing in Northeast over the weekend. 

Grant Gustin Reveals If He Would Play The Flash Again & What It Would Take to Make That Happen Grant Gustin is opening up about the possibility of playing Barry Allen/The Flash again! The 34-year-old actor portrayed the DC Comics superhero for nine seasons…

Bill Gates: "It was rewarding to watch Bill address some of Indias brightest engineering minds at IDC, our biggest asset. Echoing his optimism over the opportunity for an AI-powered India, IDC is excited to drive innovation from India for Microsoft - from AI and cloud to security and gaming," Kumar said.

Prisons should offer abundant opportunities for HIV screening and comprehensive pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) adherence programs to benefit incarcerated individuals and carceral systems as a whole.

The final recommendation from director Mandy Cohen comes after an expert advisory group to the CDC on Wednesday said U.S. adults aged 65 and older should get a second annual COVID-19 shot this spring, strengthening their recommendations from last year. The CDC's Advisory Committee For Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted 11-1 to say that older Americans should get another shot this spring, according to the agency.