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Sleep makes it possible for babies to associate words with content, and not with noise
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New battery is activated by your spit
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Are learning and unlearning bedfellows?
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Development of molecular container with caps that can regulate uptake/release of objects
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Scientists restore youthful plasticity to the brains of adult mice
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MojiLaLa, the sticker marketplace, lands $1.5M seed round from Great Oaks, betaworks
The launch of iOS 10 and its iMessage Store has launched emojis and stickers into mainstream communication. In fact, 6 billion emoticons are sent every day. And a new startup
Facebook shuts down its Snapchat competitor Lifestage and its standalone Groups app
Facebook is paring down its collection of standalone apps. The company’s experimental “teens-only” app Lifestage, designed to counteract Snapchat’s threat, has been pulled from the App Store. Its disappearance was
Swarm kills the clutter, focuses on logging location
Swarm has been through a lot of changes since it launched in May 2014. The app, which originally debuted as a social utility to let people check-in to locations and
Facebook says it’s removing accidental clicks from its ad network
Advertisers on Facebook’s Audience Network will no longer have to worry that they’re paying for users who accidentally clicked on their ads. I’m betting we’ve all had moments where we
Stress heightens fear of threats from the past
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How a chemo drug can help cancer spread from the breast to the lungs
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Black holes pervade the universe, celestial census indicates
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Cash incentives, talk can encourage primary care visits by people with new health coverage
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High quality early intervention for children with autism quickly results in costs savings
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