Education

Children with ‘toxic stress’ may develop hidden talents, Utah psychology professor says

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Beyond Deficits: How Childhood Stress May Forge Unexpected Strengths For decades, the narrative surrounding childhood adversity has centered on deficits – lower test scores, impaired brain development, and increased risk of learning disabilities. But a growing body of research, spearheaded by University of Utah psychologist Bruce Ellis, suggests a more nuanced picture. “Toxic stress,” whereas … Read more

New clinical guidelines address blood clot prevention in pediatric patients

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New Guidelines Offer Clarity in Pediatric Blood Clot Prevention The American Society of Hematology (ASH) and the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) have jointly released comprehensive clinical practice guidelines addressing anticoagulant prophylaxis in non-cardiac pediatric patients at risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE). Published in Blood Advances, these guidelines aim to standardize care for … Read more

Universities of Wisconsin board votes to oust system president

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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents fired the system’s president on Tuesday, after he refused an offer to resign. The board did not provide a clear reason for their decision, according to the president. Leadership Turmoil Jay Rothman, who has led the system for a little more than four years, … Read more

Mount Sinai launches Adams Valve Institute for advanced heart care

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Mount Sinai’s Adams Valve Institute: Pioneering a New Era in Heart Valve Care The Mount Sinai Health System has launched the Adams Valve Institute, a dedicated center focused on transforming the treatment of heart valve disease. This initiative builds upon decades of groundbreaking work led by Dr. David H. Adams, Chair of Cardiovascular Surgery at … Read more

Justice Department targets Minnesota in transgender athletes lawsuit

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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Trump administration filed suit against Minnesota and its school athletics governing body on Monday, carrying out a threat to challenge the state’s policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls’ sports. Legal Challenge and Broader Context The lawsuit is part of a larger national debate concerning the rights of transgender youth. … Read more

Nashoba Tech Career Fair attracts 40-plus employers

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Nashoba Tech Career Fair: A Blueprint for Future Workforce Development WESTFORD, MA – The recent Career Fair at Nashoba Valley Technical High School, co-hosted with the MassHire Greater Lowell Workforce Board, wasn’t just a successful event. it offered a glimpse into the evolving landscape of career and technical education. With over 40 employers participating and … Read more

Upskill for 6G, AI & Beyond: IEEE Professional Development Programs

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The 6G and AI Revolution: Reskilling for a Future-Ready Telecom Industry The relentless pace of technological advancement demands continuous adaptation. As we move deeper into the era of 6G, coupled with the rise of ubiquitous artificial intelligence (AI) and increasingly miniaturized electronics, a traditional skillset is no longer sufficient for success in the telecommunications industry. … Read more

Long ADHD wait times leave families feeling powerless and ‘forever in limbo’

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The ADHD Assessment Crisis: Why Waits Are Stretching Years and What’s Being Done Families across the UK are facing agonizing delays in securing ADHD assessments for their children, leaving them feeling stressed, powerless, and stuck in a frustrating state of uncertainty. Latest research from the University of Southampton and King’s College London highlights the significant … Read more

Alberta health authority trying to recoup millions it paid MHCare for drugs never delivered

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has stated that the province’s health authority is attempting to recover tens of millions of dollars paid to MHCare Medical Corp. For drugs that were never delivered. Shifting Strategies in Drug Procurement Alberta Health Services (AHS) has reportedly abandoned its previous approach of attempting to recoup funds by purchasing additional medication … Read more

FIFA Cancels Hotel Bookings: Vancouver & Toronto Affected

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World Cup Hotel Cancellations Signal Shifting Strategies for Mega-Events Organizers of the 2026 FIFA World Cup are significantly reducing their pre-booked hotel room blocks in host cities like Vancouver, Toronto, and Philadelphia, as well as Mexico City. This move, accounting for cancellations of up to 80% of rooms in Vancouver – roughly 15,000 room nights … Read more

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