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A review of existing published data has suggested that moderate consumption of tea and coffee may significantly reduce the risk of cognitive disorders, including dementia. Extensive meta-analysis: This discovery, published in journal Nutrition Reviews, was conducted by a team of researchers from China Medical University, led by Ying Zhu and Chun-Xiang Hu. The researchers performed an extensive review of existing literature, including a meta-analysis that analyzed data from multiple studies.
A father from Utah County in Utah has expressed outrage after a teacher compared his sixth-grade son to North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un in front of the class. What happened: The incident occurred at Lake Mountain Middle School in Saratoga Springs, Utah, on Oct. 24 when the middle school teacher displayed a picture of Kim Jong-un and asked the class if the North Korean dictator looked similar to the 12-year-old boy, the father, who wished to remain anonymous, told KUTV. Key details: Speaking to ABC4, the father, who moved to the U.S. from Japan to study at college, noted that the boy only told him about what happened a week later.