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1. This is how music and rhythm helps children learn grammar.
By Robert Siegel and Andrea Hsu at NPR
2. Some natural compounds in the food you eat could fight prostate cancer.
By the University of Texas at Austin
3. Stronger friendships might actually help you live longer.
By the Michigan State University
4. With the help of bots, we can beat online harassment.
By Craig Newmark in the Atlantic
5. Coaching overdose survivors can help them avoid the next one.
By Christine Vestal at Stateline
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