Dinesh Madhok, MD, gastroenterologist CEO of Jacksonville, Fla.-based Borland Groover, joined Becker’s to discuss the three biggest challenges facing gastroenterology practices today. Dr. Madhok was ...

If you were to list the symptoms of IBS (that's irritable bowel syndrome, officially) that you know off the top of your head, ...

Users will be able to tap on the camera icon in the app, and information for different restaurants, cafes, shops and landmarks will appear. The feature is supported by Google Lens, a visual AI search ...

Short days, restless paws and a windowsill jungle set a scene many pet owners know. The leaves keep calling. The cat answers.

As fall outdoor activities increase, Arkansas residents are being warned about alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne illness that ...

Are you still using Windows 10 on your desktop or laptop? If so, you need to know this: As of October 14, Microsoft moved the software to its "end of life" phase. What that means is that while Windows ...

Update for 8:42p.m. ET: SpaceX successfully launched its Starship Flight 11 rocket into space, with its Super Heavy booster making a planned - and controlled - splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico. The ...

The nation’s largest teachers' union sent a mass email to its members containing a map that erased the state of Israel and labeled the area "Palestine," along with materials supporting Hamas’ barbaric ...

Across Lancaster County, Republicans account for about 51% of registered voters, Democrats make up 31% of the electorate and independent and third-party voters have the smallest share at 18%. Those ...

With Princeton University finally reinstating a standardized testing requirement, Columbia remains as the last totally test-optional Ivy League school. Princeton announced on Thursday that, starting ...

Microsoft is now testing its own in-house AI image generation model. You can test the new model at the LMArena leaderboard site. The new model will soon be available in Copilot and Bing Image Creator.

When it comes to reading, the nation's third- through eighth-graders are still mired in a pandemic-era slump, according to new testing data. In math, the news is only a little more heartening: Student ...