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Twenty Aggie-led startups competed in the only university-wide business pitch competition.

Amanda De Alem, CCC-SLP, TSSLE-BE, an alumna of New York Medical College (Master of Science, 2013), brings her facility with

A new study that finds Alzheimer’s disease progresses faster in people with Down syndrome highlights the need for therapies.

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Penn State researchers may have discovered another layer of complexity in the enigma of how nutrition affects ageing.

ORONO — With its abundant natural resources, Maine’s K-12 schools have long embraced outdoor education and place-based learning. As the flagship campus of the state’s public university system, the University of Maine also has a long tradition of outdoor leadership and adventure learning. UMaine’s College of Education and Human Development, the largest teacher preparation and training […]

India Business News: India has raised concerns about data sets and misinterpretation of youth employment data in the recent ILO report. Issues highlighted include omission

Advancing Women’s Leadership in Peace and Security In West Africa: Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Inaugurates First Annual Regional Steering Group Meeting in Abuja

UNSAFE sleep practices underlie most sudden unexpected infant deaths in the US, with three-quarters of infants affected by multiple unsafe practices at the time of death, and almost 60 percent sharing a sleep surface with another person. These are the key findings from our recent study published in Pediatrics. Sudden…

Data indicates starting kids too young with too much school may lead to hindered emotional and social development down the road.