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A Chico eye center is using an FDA-cleared light machine to fight dry macular degeneration before vision loss sets in.
Forty-five students built robot couture at Kent State, including a bubbly dress meant to comfort kids in classrooms.
A new radioligand therapy attacks advanced prostate cancer cell by cell, and Frederick doctors say it can work after just one treatment.
Google's parent posted 25% revenue growth but still spooked investors with negative free cash flow and a surging AI bill.
Dimensional's now-deleted gig had people steering 33-pound Unitree robots to train future autonomous navigation.
Apple introduced a cheaper M6 iMac starting at $1,499 a day before the Los Angeles event, with shipping beginning November 6.
Verisk says insurers can now pull loss cost and hail-history data straight through chatbots they already use at work.
NHTSA's new proposal would put glowing cyan lamps on robotaxis nationwide, building on a color Mercedes-Benz already tested in Nevada.
The Seattle startup ships tablets and pulse oximeters to patients' homes, pairing live therapist-led video sessions with remote monitoring while AI supports clinicians.
A UC San Diego-led team will build tools tracing hidden hospital tech links that can trigger nationwide care disruptions when one vendor fails.
Artiva Biotherapeutics will abandon its lead cell therapy after one death tied to a chemo drug and another left unexplained.
Hospital for Special Care's New Britain overhaul brings 10 private rooms, new tech and a January 2027 finish line.
The Anderson Campus facility packs four private infusion bays and ties imaging to treatment under one roof.
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