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A new inclusive playground at the Iowa State Fair, inspired by a young girl named Kinsley, was a dream come true. Then, Variety helped fulfill another dream of riding a bike that's specially made just ...

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Why recent updates feel bigger than they are. Learn how recency bias, noise, and short memory cycles distort judgment and decisions daily.

One peer-reviewed paper generating buzz in the autism research community argues that a staggering number, more than half of ...

Prediction markets have created a loophole that has effectively legalized gambling in Utah. There’s plenty of research to show the downsides.

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Researchers at Amsterdam UMC have discovered that a second pregnancy alters the female brain. Previous research from the same ...