An Illinois statehouse reporting collaboration is continuing with an increased financial commitment from Chicago Public Media. The initiative, which CPM has managed since 2021, provides reporting from ...

Validation of a Composite Mortality End Point in a Large Clinicogenomic Real-World Database of Patients With Advanced Cancer Electronic data capture (EDC) has the potential to improve trial data ...

Artificial intelligence in a K–12 setting? At the Jewish Leadership Academy in Florida, they’ve never known it any other way. As the class progresses and video is automatically captured, Panopto uses ...

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Patient Engagement With Clinicians and Family Members About Genetic Test Results Across Risk Groups in Women With Hereditary Cancer Susceptibility Cooperative group cancer clinical trials have long ...

Research has highlighted the promise of computer-assisted learning (CAL), potentially offering both learning gains and affordable scalability. However, such evidence is often based on idealistic ...

As educational leaders with a combined experience of over 70 years, we have championed efforts to support collaboration for teachers while finding ourselves in a siloed and often lonely position of ...

K-12 educators sometimes use the terms “collaborative learning” and “cooperative learning” interchangeably when discussing students working together in the classroom. But the two terms carry distinct ...

In Atlanta's Westview neighborhood, a local business is offering its patrons a sense of connection, and its owner has big hopes for a major expansion in the future. The moment you step inside the ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Cultural Centers of Lincoln Collaborative (CCLC) announced Wednesday it has secured $15 million in commitments toward building a new 62,000-square-foot facility at 21st and ...

Northeastern governors, like their peers in the West, want to shore up public health and issue a stamp of approval for vaccines. By Joseph Goldstein New York and several other Northeastern states are ...