Adolescence driven by brain changes not hormones
Researchers explain that from age 11 the brain undergoes major reorganization in the prefrontal cortex affecting impulse control and social behavior. Imaging shows continued brain growth through adolescence, shaping risk taking and sensitivity to stress, with implications for behavior and health.
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University of North Caroline
Chapel Hill
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Nature
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University of California-San Francisco
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National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana
Boston Common
Boston
New York trout herding dogs work at Beaverkill hatchery
Kayla and Maggie, two Labrador retrievers at Beaverkill Trout Hatchery in the Catskills, herd thousands of trout daily. Owner Lisa Shaver and family run a 250-acre complex, raising about 500,000 trout yearly for New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania markets. Kayla, 13, has long led the effort. Maggie, 2, is the successor in training as they drive fish toward a floating net for grading and sorting.
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Urnwood
N.Y
Kayla
Maggie
Beaverkill Trout Hatchery
Catskill Mountains
Lisa Shavers
Shaver
Beaverkill Valley
Shavers
Tunkhannock
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Betty
Gary
Bill Speck
American Kennel Club
Labs
Lisa Shaver
Low Beach
Lisa
For repairman there's still a future in low-tech
Riverside Los Angeles Orange and San Bernardino counties still host over 200 businesses with working typewriters. Dale Frederick operates weekend and after hours repairs keeping beloved machines alive. He likens his work to a blacksmith shoeing a horse while computers supplant old tools.
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Riverside
Calif
Dale Frederick
California
Frederick
Los Angeles
Orange
San Bernardino
Sandy Salinas
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