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Grandparents turn blind eye to kids’ screen time
When visiting grandparents, many kids spend half their time watching videos or playing with apps, a new study shows.
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Smarts don’t prevent Alzheimer’s, but they may slow it down
Intelligence and education may offer a cognitive “head start” that could keep the minds of people with Alzheimer’s functioning better temporarily, research finds.
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Satellite-based early warning system spots tiny movements in bridges that indicate they could collapse
Researchers from the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and the University of Bath have developed a satellite-based early warning system that could spot tiny movements in bridges that indicate...
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