Video games not only sharpen the visual processing skills of frequent players, they might also…
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Poor behavior linked to time spent playing video games, not the games played
Children who play video games for more than three hours a day are more likely…
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‘Gold standard’ for pain relief after shoulder surgery may not be 24 karat
Around 10,000 patients undergo shoulder surgery in Ontario every year and most go home the…
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Researchers map seasonal greening in US forests, fields, and urban areas
Using the assessment tool ForWarn, US Forest Service researchers can monitor the growth and development…
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Scientists discover elusive secret of how continents formed
Geoscientists have revealed information about how continents were generated on Earth more than 2.5 billion…
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What makes a child feel unsafe in their neighborhood?
Differences in the way children and adults perceive the world extend to their sense of…
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A robot prepared for self-awareness: Expanded software architecture for walking robot Hector
A year ago, researchers showed that their software endowed the walking robot Hector with a…
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Keeping hungry elephants at bay
Until now electric fences and trenches have proved to be the most effective way of…
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How did he do it? Mayor Bloomberg’s public health strategy evaluated
How did former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg succeed in achieving so much of…
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On the edge of extinction: Tiny pupfish go without breathing to survive their harsh environment
The endangered desert pupfish has made itself at home in the harsh, hot environment of…