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Good News Thursday: New Alzheimer's drug slows cognitive decline in clinical trials, Damar Hamlin's toy drive raises $8.6M, Delta plans to offer free Wi-Fi
A new drug to treat Alzheimer's was approved by the FDA last week to slow the cognitive decline that accompanies Alzheimer’s, a disease that affects memory and other mental functions. Drugmakers say that in an 18-month clinical trial, it slowed cognitive decline by 27%.
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Student housing WiFi could buckle with remote fall classes
Leer en español: El Wifi de las residencias de estudiantes podría fallar durante las clases en línea este otoño
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New technology announced for LaVell Edwards Stadium
BYU recently partnered with Verizon Wireless and Extreme Networks to improve LaVell Edwards Stadium's Wifi and cellular networks. (BYU Athletics)
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18 millennial phrases that wouldn't have made sense in the 1980s
Syd and Brooke Jacques take photos of themselves on their smart phones. Smart phones are one new technological innovation that would have confused people back in the 1980s. (BYU Photo)
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11 mobile apps for keeping on top of the news
Millennials are increasingly using mobile news apps to quickly access news information. (Universe Archive)
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Cellular connectivity improved in LaVell Edwards Stadium
Students rush the field after the last-minute win on Saturday, as shown in a snapchat on the 'College Football' story. Improved cellular connectivity allowed students to tweet, post and snapchat, and the athletic department is looking into implementing Wi-Fi in LaVell Edwards Stadium. (Alex DuVal)
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Weekly five: Cyber security
Cameron Carlson, a public health major, checked his bank account on his phone and discovered he was a victim of fraud last June. Carlson described it as a huge inconvenience: he had to call and visit his bank and get new cards for all his accounts. He suspects the fraud originated online.
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