Intel (NasdaqGS:INTC) is under bipartisan U.S. Congressional scrutiny over national security concerns tied to its use of ACM Research chipmaking tools linked to China. Lawmakers are questioning Intel ...

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North Shore University Hospital has started using a new rapid blood test that can help emergency department physicians ...

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With hundreds of para athletes in top-level competition, equipment is bound to need fixing. Enter Ottobock, the Paralympics' repair shop.

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