Recycling and the Brain

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• Clinical and Translational Research

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• Workplace Stress

  How to Deal with Rude Customers

• Accolades

  Biologist Jeffrey Marlow Awarded National Academies’ New Voices Honor

• COVID Vaccines

  Big Majority of Young Adults Are Pro-COVID Vaccine, Driven to Protect Themselves and Community, BU Study Finds

• Convergence

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• Research News

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• Awards

  Boston University Biomedical Engineer Ji-Xin Cheng Named National Academy of Inventors Fellow

• Gaming

  Are Video Games Bad for You? New Boston University Study Finds They Can Help Your Mental Health

• Marine Science

  Some Boston Harbor Shellfish Is Now Safe to Eat—Why Is That a Big Deal?

• Awards

  Two Boston University Bioengineers Win Prestigious Sloan Research Fellowships

• Environmental Health

  Bringing Cleaner Air to Boston Homes—One Stove at a Time

• Heart Health

  Exercise, Eat Well, Don’t Smoke: 10 Ways the Framingham Heart Study Has Revolutionized Healthcare

• Pediatric Health

  Can Artificial Intelligence Help Emergency Responders Save Children?

• Gentrification

  You Can Gentrify Anything Today. What Does that Say About Society?

• Cancer Survival Rates

  Will Record-High Cancer Survival Rates Continue?

• CTE and Dementia

  CTE Can Cause Dementia, According to New Boston University Study

• Hospitals and Violence Prevention

  Hospital Programs for Violence Victims Can Prevent Future Harm, Boston University Study Finds

• Hearing Loss

  A Solution to the Cocktail Party Problem—Hidden in the Brain

• Heart Health

  Small Lifestyle Changes in Your 20s Can Shape Your Heart Attack Risk for Decades, BU Study Finds

• Research News

  Brink Bites: BU Expert to Help Lead UN Climate Report, Undergraduates Study Secrets of the Universe