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Adopted children’s genetic makeup affects how they are parented
Adopted children’s genetic characteristics can influence the parenting they receive, according to new research.
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A boy’s mystery rock is a tooth from a mammoth
When her son Jeremiah pulled a weird-looking rock out of the creek behind her mother’s house, Megan Johnson was flummoxed.
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How prenatal opioid exposure impairs breathing rhythm in newborns
Exposure to opioids in the womb affects the development of important neural circuits that regulate respiratory activity, new University of Oregon research shows.
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UO experts to weigh in on the use of AI in higher education
Four University of Oregon faculty members will chat about the rise of chatbots and artificial intelligence at an upcoming interactive forum Thursday, May 11.
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UO moves toward becoming an Hispanic-serving institution
The University of Oregon is making significant strides towards becoming a designated Hispanic-serving institution with the release of a comprehensive report and the recent appointment of a special adviser to lead the initiative.
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Schools are key in tackling youth depression, review finds
School-based depression prevention programs may reduce the risk of depression diagnoses and depressive symptoms in K-12 students, according to new findings from University of Oregon researchers.
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Coquille gift will complete processing of DeFazio archive
Thanks to a $250,000 gift from the Coquille Indian Tribe, the UO will be able to catalogue the recently donated archives of alumnus Congressman Peter DeFazio from his 36-year tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Building renovations to begin at UO Portland’s northeast campus
After nearly a year of behind-the-scenes planning, changes to the new northeast Portland campus will start to be more visible this month.
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UOPD collaborates with ASUO Party Registration Program
The University of Oregon Police Department will be the first line of response to help students calm parties and improve neighborhood relations this spring as its part of supporting the new ASUO Party Registration Program.
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