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The study is an important piece of the puzzle for finding new treatments for dementia, according to the researchers.

Hewlett explains that the findings are likely due in large part to how children in hunter-gatherer societies learn from a variety of sources, including parents, peers and even unrelated adults in the community.

Their findings suggest this connection between the more sophisticated parts of the brain and the lower brainstem's breathing center allows us to coordinate our breathing with our current behaviors and emotional state.

The findings highlight the importance of understanding how everyday chemical exposures might contribute to respiratory and allergic conditions in children.

The first priority was improving his grades and finding a way to move forward.