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In the Lab

Premature Babies Are Just Not That Into You

Preterm infants are less interested in people than full-term infants, suggesting atypical social development and a possible link to autism.

Eye Contact Synchronizes Brain Activity

Gazing into another person's eyes can cause synchronized brain activity, researchers say.

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