A new Nature Biotechnology paper describes the process of engineering a lab-grown esophagus that can safely replace a full section of the native organ and restore normal functions, including swallowing, in a growing animal without requiring immunosuppression. The paper, which is titled...
These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. WGSN and Coloro have named “Radiant Earth,” a rusty reddish hue, as 2028’s color of the year. WGSN and Coloro reported that the demand for colors that feel grounding and permanent is rising amid fleeting trends,...
Rising bad debt and expenses challenged hospitals in January — and those pressures aren’t likely to abate, according to consultancy Kaufman Hall.
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The Catholic nonprofit continues to search for new ways to cut costs, including a potential sale of Providence Health Plan, the company disclosed Thursday.
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LIM College is shaking up the traditional career fair experience. The Spring 2026 semester marks the launch of “Career Connect Week,” a series of panels, office visits, hiring sessions, resume reviews and industry conversations designed to create real connection between LIM students...
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SB Energy, a subsidiary of Japan’s SoftBank Group, is also investing $4.2 billion with AEP Ohio to upgrade and build new transmission lines in Southern Ohio.
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If the AI boom is not handled correctly, we will put grid stability and public trust at odds with tech-led growth, writes Ameresco CEO George Sakellaris.
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The agency also slashed New England’s transmission return on equity and said it would allow two Indiana utilities to spread costs stemming from DOE emergency orders keeping coal plants online across MISO’s northern and central regions.
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Top Takeaways The LAO concludes: Moving the education department to the governor’s control would reduce confusion. The state superintendent should become an independent evaluator of state programs. The Legislature should confirm the appointment of a new commissioner of...