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Cristina Ruiz

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Arts journalist; Not on X anymore. Occasionally posting on instagram with handle: @crisruiz99 www.ft.com/stream/8b1440ac-c4a0-4799-a1e6-8ab703c7b3d1
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‘We’ve Reached a Tipping Point’: Inside the Labor Unrest Gripping U.K. Museums

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By Cristina Ruiz Verified
| Art Market Minute
After weeks of balloting, staff at the V&A voted overwhelmingly to strike, it was announced on Friday, with 95 percent backing industrial action across the museum’s four London sites in a dispute over pay and conditions. This strike is likely to go ahead in the coming weeks, unless progress is made on an agreement between the museum and its workers.
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Not all exercise protects the brain: only leisure activities are beneficial against dementia

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By Cristina Ruiz Verified
| El Mundo America
That physical activity reduces the risk of dementia is a well-established idea in scientific literature for years. However, a meta-analysis published in The Lancet Public Health and led by David Raichlen (USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences) adds a nuance: not all physical activity protects equally. The context in which it is performed - work or leisure - seems to determine if the movement benefits the brain or not.
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The best way to spend the summer? Studying St Augustine

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By Cristina Ruiz Verified
| Financial Times Verified
It begins with a late-night Google search in January.
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