Is There a Bilingual Advantage to Ward off Dementia?
As the Alzheimer’s community heralds bilingual brains as mitigating dementia, some researchers suggest otherwise.
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Alex Williams Opens a Hyperbarics Spa in Berkeley
Alex Williams opens a new Berkeley health spa where oxygen facilitates recovery.
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The Birth of Charlie Chaplin’s Little Tramp
Charlie Chaplin’s Little Tramp is being celebrated this year around the world for turning a hundred. Few may know that the lovable character cemented his sentimental everyman shtick in turn-of-the century Niles Canyon, thanks to a tiny studio there and Chaplin’s first great love.
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