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Early Life Experiences Affect Cognitive Decline Later In Life, Study
Early life experiences like childhood socioeconomic status and literacy might influence the risk of heightened cognitive decline later in life, according to a study by the University of California Davis Alzheimer's Disease Center and the University of Victoria, Canada.
Consumption of Sugary Drinks during Adolescence Impairs Learning Abilities, Study
Luke Agnini Named Head Men's Rowing Coach at Georgetown
California Court Backs CBU’s Decision to Expel Transgender Student (UPDATE)
USC researchers Create Cheap Organic Batteries from Eco-Friendly Components
Lower Vitamin D level Causes Premature Death, Study
Soft Drinks Contain More Fructose Than Labels Disclose, Study
"We Failed As a Community to Stop Elliot Rodger": Santa Barbara killer's Ex-Roommate
By Staff ReporterCalifornia Shooting Incident Reignites Debate over U.S Gun Laws
By Staff ReporterPauline Foster Donates $7.5 Million for new Cancer Hospital at UC San Diego
By Staff ReporterE-cigarettes Make Supebugs More Deadly: Study
By Staff ReporterExcessive Use of Groundwater in California May Trigger More Earthquakes, Study
By Staff ReporterYoga Helps Cure Urinary Incontinence in Women, Study
By Staff ReporterAfrican Savannas Faces Threat Due to Loss of Wildlife, Study
By Staff ReporterTop 10 Places to Live In US
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