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Do fizzy drinks cause aggression?

January 17, 2012

Dateline: 24 October 2011 // Posted by: Stephen Smith Source: Evening Herald, The Telegraph, Irish Independent Story: “Just one can of a fizzy drink a day makes teens more aggressive” Summary: A new study conducted by researchers in the United States has revealed that the consumption of five cans or more of non-diet carbonated soda drinks is linked […]

Does birth month affect school success?

January 17, 2012

Dateline: 25 November 2011 // Posted by: Aisling Fallon Source: Evening Herald Story: “Birth month affects child’s school success” Summary: Researchers at the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) in the UK have come up with a theory concerning our birth months and how they are related to our academic achievements and well-being in the future. The research claims […]

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