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IDC expects next-gen AI PC shipments to double hardware-enabled AI PCs by 2027, consuming close to 60% of all PC systems shipped by then.

A recent study published in The New England Journal of Medicine has shed light on a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak that occurred in Matamoros, Mexico, that killed 12 people.

Cell therapies were first validated in cancer, but Kyverna Therapeutics aims to show they’re safe enough for autoimmune diseases. The biotech plans to deploy its IPO cash across clinical trials in lupus nephritis, multiple sclerosis, systemic sclerosis, and myasthenia gravis.

Bokaro: Deputy commissioner (DC) and co-chairman of National Tobacco Control Programme, Kuldeep Chaudhary on Thursday instructed the district educatio.

A new study ranks Washington, D.C. the ninth most pizza-obsessed city in the United States. 

Five stations on the east end of Metro’s Red Line will shut down this summer for work to connect the Purple Line light-rail project to the system at Silver Spring.

The new era of full-stack compute-enabled bio companies will drive incredible advances in human health.

The deaths of 12 infants during clinical trials for a drug to fight RSV had causes unrelated to the treatment that was being tested, researchers said.

The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying and locating a suspect involved in a homicide in Northwest. 

NC State University is pushing back against claims it closed a federal investigation into toxic chemicals found at Poe Hall. The university asked the CDC for a retraction.