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In Utero Exposure to Pollution a Risk Factor for Obesity
Predisposed weight gain is sex-specific.
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Strobe Eyewear Training Improves Visual Memory
Effects shown to last 24 hours.
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DIBS Researchers Find Brain Center for Social Choices
The area is active for decisions during social interactions.
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