Biotech Firms Begin Developing Measles Treatments Amid Rising US Cases

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Measles cases are on the rise in the United States, prompting renewed urgency around treatment options. Biotech companies have begun developing new therapies to address the growing outbreak. The push for treatments is particularly focused on protecting the most vulnerable patients, such as young children and immunocompromised individuals. While vaccination remains the primary defense against measles, the surge in cases has highlighted gaps in treatment options for those who contract the disease.

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Woot Sells Refurbished reMarkable Paper Pro Bundle for $449.99 Until July 31

Woot is offering a refurbished reMarkable Paper Pro bundle for $449.99 through July 31st, down from the standard new price of $629 for the tablet alone. The bundle includes the Paper Pro tablet, a Marker Plus stylus, and a Book Folio cover, representing a saving of $368 compared to buying new. The same refurbished bundle is available directly from reMarkable for $649, though it comes with a one-year warranty compared to Woot's 90-day coverage. The 11.8-inch Paper Pro features a color e-ink display, an adjustable front light, and a paper-like writing surface, setting it apart from reMarkable's newer monochromatic Paper Pure. The device supports PDF annotation, handwriting-to-text conversion, and folder-based organisation, making it aimed primarily at productivity users rather than artists.

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Polar raises $5.7M seed funding for AI-first browser targeting knowledge workers

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Encore AI secures $30M to train sales agents using real customer interactions

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AI Investor Confidence Shaken as Chipmaker Valuations Tumble

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