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[ad_1] Nathan McGee knows one or two things about emotional stability. After suffering from PTSD since childhood, he enrolled in…

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The world’s largest cerebral palsy

[ad_1] One tube, called “Down’s Syndrome” (above), appears to have more than one brain, as well as other internal organs.…

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A piece of our mind

[ad_1] October / November 1976 From “Pharmacology and Brain”: From time immemorial, drugs have been used to restore mental health…

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip3 Review: Continued Fun

[ad_1] We all use it our phones in a can. There is no shame in accepting. Sometimes they just stare…

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Why taking carbon off is an important part of Biden’s climate planning

[ad_1] President Biden’s attempts of the first season prioritized well-known practices: entering into the Paris agreement, purchasing clean energy and…

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U.S. government agencies want to increase the use of facial recognition

[ad_1] Ten organizations are also working on research and development in the region, including law enforcement agencies, security, international security,…

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Music card for MIT graduates

[ad_1] On February 11, I received a phone call from MIT’s director of Institute and protocol, Gayle Gallagher. President Reif…

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Virtual Photo Photo

[ad_1] Patrice Langford ’95 Paul Chai ’99 Claude Gerstle ’68 and his wife, Ellen Gerstle Claire DeRosa ’11, MEng ’12,…

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Join all of MIT

[ad_1] More than 5,000 alumni and allies attended the MIT Tech Reunions this year, which took place online on June…

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“Rocket Woman”: from space engineers to museums

[ad_1] Linda (Getch) Dawson ’71 grew up long between the US and the USSR. He remembers driving with his family…

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