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James Arnold Croves was born on August 16th, 1967, in Thunder Bay, Ontario. He worked at Cass County Electric as a line foreman for much of his life, but his true passion was for his family. He was a loving husband and father, a beloved community member, and will be remembered fondly by all who knew and cared for him. He passed away in his home on June 6th, 2022, at 54 years old. His family will carry on his legacy of kindness and compassion. He had the wisdom to learn from all people and embodi...

There are so many great exercise bike benefits – we run through the main ways using one can improve your life.

Scientists have long known that cocaine works by latching on to molecular connectors on the surface of brain cells, allowing dopamine, a chemical that promotes feelings of pleasure and reward, to accumulate in the space between brain cells.

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New research from the University of California, Irvine, finds that drug withdrawal-induced anxiety and reinstatement of drug seeking behaviors are controlled by a single pathway in the brain and centered around dopamine cells.

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Poverty and crime can have devastating effects on a child’s health. A new study shows that can happen even before babies are born.

Infants born to mothers living in poverty have smaller volumes of gray and white matter across the entire brain. Additionally, babies born to mothers who live in high crime areas showed differences in brain activity to those whose mothers lived in safer areas. Those born to mothers who experienced crime had weaker neural connections between brain areas that control and process emotions. Maternal stress, researchers say, could be a main factor in the differences in neuroanatomy and brain connecti...

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Miami Universitys board of trustees approved the promotion and/or tenure of 55 faculty members and one librarian at its Feb. 25 meeting. The actions take effect July 1, 2022.