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Lung inflammation after repeated exposure to LPS and glyphosate in female mice

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By Shelley Kirychuk, Gurpreet Aulakh, Brooke Thompson, Upkardeep Pandher, David Schneberger, Baljit Singh, Dean Chapman, Kaitlin Merkowsky, Farangis Foroughi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Agricultural work involves exposure to airborne pollutants including dust and pesticides that can cause respiratory effects, yet little is known about these impacts in females. The inflammatory effects of inhaled glyphosate, alone or in combination with common agricultural exposures like lipopolysaccharide (LPS), remain unclear.
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16 Best Rainy Day Activities in NYC – New York Family

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By Brooke Thompson
| New York Family Verified
16 Best Rainy Day Activities in NYC: For Kids of All Ages Rainy days are never fun – the blank stares, the endless moping, or worse, the restless energy of the kids. If you are looking for fun, indoor rainy day activities for kids in NYC, there is plenty to do. The following is a list of out-of-the-house activities that are sure to get rid of your kids’ rainy day blues.
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The effects of sport-specific training on individuals action strategies while avoiding a virtual player approaching on a 45º angle while completing a secondary task

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By Brooke Thompson, Michael Cinelli
| biorxiv.org
Abstract Sports provide varying scenarios where athletes must interact with and avoid opposing players in dynamic environments. As such, sport-specific training can improve one's ability to integrate visual information which may result in improved collision avoidance behaviours. However, improved visuomotor capabilities are highly task dependent (i.e., athletes must be tested in sport-specific settings).
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