Reconstructing the D-Day Gliders

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  How an Alzheimer’s study reached Black communities

  Getting Black individuals involved in a study requires more than just asking them.

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  Depression Can Affect Memory—and Mirror Signs of Alzheimer's

  Exercise may help depression patients regain memory.

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  War Threatens Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plants

  Ukraine's 15 active nuclear reactors generate about half of the country's electricity.

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  The Mammoth Species You've Never Heard Of

  These bones could have belonged to some of the last surviving steppe mammoths in Britain.

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  These Artifacts and Foods Tie Modern Maya to the Past

  Oral tradition talks about the importance of these foods for Maya.

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  Climbers Tell Story of Mt. Washington Climbing Accident

  Climbing partners have a harrowing experience on Mount Washington in NH.

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  Why Wombats Poop Cubes

  Biologists and engineers solve a major marsupial mystery.

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  The Evolution of Prosthetic Leg Technology

  Amputation procedures haven't changed much since the Civil War era.

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  Inside the Mind of Alzheimer’s

  Journalist Greg O'Brien gives a first-hand account of what it's like have Alzheimer's.

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  Determined: Fighting Alzheimer's Preview

  Follow three women enrolled in a new study to try to prevent Alzheimer’s.

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