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Russell McLendon

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Large Review Shows What Sugary Diets May Be Doing to Your Memory Original

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By Russell McLendon 
| ScienceAlert
Our love of sugar once helped our foraging ancestors get more bang for their buck from rare, high-energy foods. Today, it drives us back to the store at 10pm to satisfy a cheeky chocolate craving. We do this even though we know many of the physical and metabolic risks of excess sugar, such as obesity, diabetes, tooth decay, and even memory impairment. But how well can we undo the damage by changing our diets?
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Ancient Roman Technique Discovered 8,000 Years Earlier, Study Says Original

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By Russell McLendon 
| ScienceAlert
The Roman Empire helped transform humanity for centuries during its reign, then left a legacy that has continued to influence civilization ever since. Even the ancient Romans had to stand on giants' shoulders, though. That includes not just earlier civilizations like Egypt and Greece, but also countless prehistoric people whose innovations have been largely lost to history – or, in some cases, erroneously attributed to later generations.
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Ancient Roman Technique Discovered 8,000 Years Earlier, Study Says

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By Russell McLendon 
| Flipboard
Now In 1950, Robert Doisneau photographed a kiss you’ve surely seen. The man and woman seem to have been stopped by ardor amid the midday rush, in front of the Hôtel de Ville, Paris. Though staged, it became, nearly immediately, one of the most iconic images of the 20th century. Surely unknown to Mr. …
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