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Air Pollution Alters Teen Brain Development Below EPA Limits

Air Pollution · Portland

Air Pollution Alters Teen Brain Development Below EPA Limits

55% Center coverage: 11 sources

Major Alzheimer's Breakthrough? Advanced-Stage Mice Fully Recover After Taking Experimental Compound

Alzheimer's Disease · Cleveland

Major Alzheimer's Breakthrough? Advanced-Stage Mice Fully Recover After Taking Experimental Compound

Coverage: 5 sources

For over a century, doctors and scientists have accepted one unchanging truth: Alzheimer's disease cannot be reversed. Once the brain deteriorates into dementia, there's no coming back. That assumption just collapsed. The post Major Alzheimer’s Breakthrough? Advanced-Stage Mice Fully Recover After Taking Experimental Compound appeared first on Study Finds.See the Story

Listing gaming on your resume might hurt your job prospects

Listing gaming on your resume might hurt your job prospects

Coverage: 2 sources

A new experiment suggests that gaming is still a resume "red flag." Applicants who listed gaming as an extracurricular activity received significantly lower hirability scores than those who listed traditional team sports.See the Story

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