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College of Pharmacy Professor Jaime Ross has discovered that cognitive decline occurs in a sex-dependent manner, mirroring patterns observed in humans. Tiny fragments of plastic, known as ...

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The potential of sculpture to reinforce first-hand physical experience excites me,” the artist told Observer. “My test for good sculpture is that you can’t think of the work without thinking of ...