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Everyday Exposure to Fluoride May Impact Children’s Cognitive Development, New Research Suggests

A chimpanzee watching a video of an agent (left) brushing the hair of a patient (right). Red circles indicate her gaze fixations, and red lines indicate attentional switching between agent and patient.

Great Apes Watch Events Like Humans Do

Why children can’t pay attention to the task at hand

Child viewing a screen with a robot on it

Robots versus humans: Which would children trust more when learning new information?

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Adding milk component to infant formula raises child IQ

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Eating walnuts could benefit adolescents’ cognitive development, psychological maturation

When kids face tough problems -- like math -- they rely on the same brain network as adults.

Children use the same brain network as adults for tough problems

Brain MRI

Drinking during pregnancy changes baby’s brain structure

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