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UVM awarded record $38M to create ‘AI twin’ of sick patients - VTDigger (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON — For doctors struggling to treat patients with severe burns or infections, researchers at the University of Vermont are developing a not-so-human solution. They’re working to create an artificial intelligence “twin” of a patient, allowing doctors to test individualized treatments before they’re used on humans. The university received its largest research award ever— up to $38 million — to fund the development of the AI model for clinical trials. “It reinforces UVM’s role as a leading
UVM and Middlebury College announce tuition discounts - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Two of Vermont’s leading universities are offering new tuition discounts to attract more students. The University of Vermont will offer a more than 35% discount on tuition starting next fall for students from other New England states who study certain majors. And it will offer free tuition for in-state students whose households make less than $125,000. For UVM, the discounted tuition is an effort to attract more students to the university’s recently declining ranks and recruit more graduates to
School districts assigned to new merger discussion groups - VTDigger (opens the original)
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School districts across the state have been assigned to new groups to consider mergers after 13 districts requested changes ahead of groups’ first meetings, set to happen in the coming weeks. Those requests, school board leaders say, are representative of districts exercising local control early in a process they say is still muddied by unknowns. The new assignments announced Friday group the state’s 119 districts into 18 committees. The arrangement is different than previously outlined under th
More doctors are offering memberships for healthcare - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Briana Brady was first published in The Other Paper on Sept. 3, 2026. Over the more than two decades that nurse practitioner Holly Whitcomb has been providing primary care, things have changed — and it’s not just the switch to electronic records. “We used to just sit with patients and learn who they are and what they needed and what their goals were, and it was really personal,” Whitcomb said. After 24 years providing care in Hinesburg, Whitcomb is opening a new practice on Timber
Teachers in Blue Mountain Union School District declare impasse in contract talks - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Nearly yearlong teacher contract negotiations in the Blue Mountain Union School District are at a stalemate after the teachers union rejected a proposal that the school board called its final offer. The Blue Mountain Education Association formally declared an impasse in talks Tuesday night, declining to sign a one-year contract for salary increases that the school board proposed. During collective bargaining either side can declare an impasse when they cannot reach agreement. It prompts a mediat
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