A team of doctors developed a new treatment for a rare genetic disorder
A team of doctors developed a new treatment for a rare genetic disorder
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A study showed that students who study in groups retain information better than those who study aloneThe government announced tax breaks for families with children to help with childcare costsA bookstore expanded its children’s section to include more books in different languages
Scientists discovered a new method to purify water that is cheaper and more effective than current methodsThe transportation department began repairing potholes on major roads to improve driving conditions
A fashion brand announced it would stop using fur in its clothing lines to promote animal welfare
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