Timeline Highlights From Versailles to Kubrick
A concise recap of key events: 1849 Luther Burbank born in Lancaster Massachusetts. 1876 Bell patents the telephone. 1926 first trans Atlantic radio telephone call New York to London. 1936 Hitler orders Rhineland invasion. 1945 U S forces cross the Rhine at Remagen. 1965 Selma march disrupted by state troopers. 1975 Senate eases filibuster rule to 60. 1995 Pataki signs death penalty bill. 1999 Kubrick dies at 70 in Hertfordshire.
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Enriching formula boosts infant mental development study says
A study finds adding two fatty acids DHA and AA found in breast milk to commercial baby formula improves early mental development. Researchers caution it does not guarantee later intelligence but provides a stronger early development profile. FDA reviews regulations and may issue new rules within eight months.
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Fatty acids in formula may mimic mother’s milk brain benefits
A Dallas study from the Retina Foundation of the Southwest shows adding fatty acids to bottled formula can closely mimic breast milk effects on brain development. Published in Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology, the work is notable as the first to compare enriched formula against standard formula, with earlier work comparing plain formula.
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