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As the U.S. population ages, more adults are developing thinking and memory problems, called mild cognitive impairment. Scientists have been looking...

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Industrial policy is having a moment in Europe, as countries increasingly turn to sectoral policy interventions to address the challenges of...

I’m not one to generally tout the wisdom of the economics discipline, but it actually does offer some useful insights into the likely motive for...

Winter's harsh conditions can severely dry your skin. Natural oils, like argan, rosehip, squalane, marula, and jojoba, offer a potent solution. These...