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Using a ChatGPT-like AI model, scientists have created a new map of the mouse brain that captures previously uncharted areas of the organ in unprecedented detail.

Our teams at Lee Health take great pride in being trusted sources of health information and serving as advocates and partners for our patients and their families. For nearly 110 years, we have been ...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Tuesday (Oct 7): Read more at The Business Times.

A unique project has been launched in Estonia to create the first Estonian sign language translation robot. The solution under development takes the form of a video avatar that imitates signing. It is ...

Kick off America’s 250th birthday celebrations on Saturday, Oct. 18, at Stuhr Museum with preview screenings of “The American Revolution,” a new documentary from filmmaker Ken Burns and others.

A new Wellness Hub has opened in Greenville to provide health resources to the community, especially uninsured families. The Trude Heller Children’s Garden, honoring the late Holocaust educator, is ...

USF’s Baldwin School of Risk Management and Insurance has expanded to all three campuses, fueling record enrollment as Florida’s growing economy drives demand for risk professionals. The program’s ...

In schools across our state today, things might be looking a little more “green.” That’s because, with the new school year underway, so are 4-H youth development clubs and activities, and today is “Go ...

Arc of Midland hosted its annual Fall into Fun celebration at Midland's Miracle Field Wednesday afternoon, teaming up with over 30 organizations to offer hotdogs, cider, donuts and more during Midland ...

A NEW musical theatre show will look at the experiences that come with ageing as part of Bradford’s UK City of Culture year.

Colin Jost portrayed “secretary of war” Pete Hegseth during the first cold open of “Saturday Night Live’s” 51st season, lamenting that “our military is gay as hell,” but also mourning that, “It’s also ...