eLife

High-Fidelity Neural Speech Reconstruction through an Efficient Acoustic-Linguistic Dual-Pathway Framework

This study presents a valuable advance in reconstructing naturalistic speech from intracranial ECoG data using a dual-pathway model. The evidence supporting the claims of the authors is solid, ...
The Vancouver Sun

Opinion: Algebra vs. the algorithm — Vancouver school board's 'device ban' isn’t working

It’s been almost two years since the province announced personal digital device restrictions in Schools to much fanfare and the collective relief of everyone familiar with Jonathan Haidt’s book The ...
NPR

New limits on school loans could narrow physician and nurse pipeline, educators warn

A little-noticed provision in the sweeping "One Big Beautiful" legislation enacted by the GOP over the summer sharply limits the amount of federal student loans that students earning professional ...
New Hampshire Union Leader

Despite concerns, less-restrictive dress code for Manchester school staff approved

City school board members have approved an updated, less-restrictive dress code for Manchester School District staff, despite calls by some officials to hold off for additional input from school ...
Argus Leader

Hungry Hearts matching $100K in donations to Sioux Falls school lunch

The nonprofit Hungry Hearts is matching up to $100,000 in donations to the Sioux Falls School District’s Angel Fund for a third school year in a row. Those donations will help cover the costs of ...
The New York Times

Make Medical School Three Years

The authors are medical experts at the University of Pennsylvania. Who gets to be a doctor in America is about to change. An under-discussed component of President Trump’s big, beautiful domestic ...
STAT

What is ‘fake’ CPR, and why do doctors sometimes do it?

Alex Hogan is STAT’s senior multimedia producer and host of STATus Report, STAT’s weekly video series. You can follow him on Bluesky. A doctor “pretending” to do CPR on a patient might seem like an ...
Task & Purpose

Long-dismissed ‘Gulf War Illness’ finally recognized with international medical code

Veterans who have long sought recognition for a medical condition linked to their service in the Gulf War earned a major victory last week. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently ...
Stars and Stripes

‘Long-overdue validation’: CDC formally recognizes Gulf War illness

WASHINGTON — Gulf War illness, a debilitating medical condition linked to military service, has received formal recognition as a legitimate illness after more than three decades of reports by veterans ...
Hartford Courant

CT school district to establish controversial dress code for teachers. Here’s why

Teachers and staff at a Connecticut school district will be expected to present a professional appearance after a dress code was instituted this week. An exception is made for gym teachers and ...
WFSB

School officials in Torrington considering changing dress code for teachers

TORRINGTON, CT. (WFSB) - School officials in Torrington are considering changing the dress code for teachers. This comes as the latest in a slew of changes, including the opening of a new middle and ...