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To provide a safer alternative, doctors administered TAR-200 every three weeks for six months, followed by four treatments per year for the next two years.

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Instead, the tests administered by a child psychologist proved that their child had Asperger’s syndrome.

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For its readings on unemployment, for example, the Labor Department relies on a monthly survey of households that in October wasn’t administered.

Mexico, wrote columnist Mariana Campos in El Universal newspaper, “is fractured into zones where criminals set the rules, administer justice, charge taxes and decide who can be the mayor, who can be a businessman.”

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When the team administered the S3QEL compound to mice engineered to model frontotemporal dementia, they observed reduced astrocyte activation, lower levels of inflammatory gene expression, and a decrease in a tau modification linked to dementia.

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