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Julia Longoria

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The quest to solve the mysteries of teen minds Original

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By Byrd Pinkerton Verified, Julia Longoria Verified
| Vox Verified
What’s actually going on in a teenager’s head? What happens in peoples’ brains as they transform from children into adults? What makes young brains so quick to pick up, say, instruments or languages? And why on Earth do teenagers make some of the absurd choices they make? What were they even thinking?! These questions might sound like the domain of parents or teachers, but they’ve also been explored by scientists.
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Morning sickness cause finally discovered by scientist who suffered it

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By Julia Longoria Verified
| Unexplainable Verified
Marlena Fejzo attends the Time Women of the Year event on March 5, 2024, in West Hollywood, California. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Time Julia Longoria is a host and editorial director for Vox’s podcast Unexplainable. Nausea and vomiting during pregnancy have been recorded at least since the Greeks scribbled about it on papyrus some 4,000 years ago.
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When brain implants and neurotech get abandoned

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By Julia Longoria Verified
| Unexplainable Verified
Matthew Horwood/Getty Images Julia Longoria is a host and editorial director for Vox’s podcast Unexplainable. After Jennifer French, a young professional in consumer tech, fell down a ski slope and broke her spine in 1998, she couldn’t tell you what exactly happened next. The next few months passed in a blur; she hadn’t yet fully accepted her prognosis — paralysis for life — when she came across a clinical trial that promised to help her walk again.
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