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Neuroscientist Uncovers Oxytocin's Role in Social Memory
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Neuroscientist Joanna Dabrowska from Rosalind Franklin University is collaborating with the Icahn School of Medicine to study social recognition memory in individuals with schizophrenia and autism spectrum disorder. With a $1.7 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, Dabrowskas team aims to uncover the role of oxytocin in brain activity and memory for social cues. By exploring these neural pathways, they hope to identify new treatment targets for social memory deficits, which significantly impact daily life and relationships for those affected. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Brutal CTA Bus Attack: Suspects Sought
01:31|Chicago police are investigating a brutal attack on a CTA bus, leaving one person seriously injured. The incident, which occurred on December 16th, is being charged as aggravated battery on public transit. Surveillance video from the bus shows the assault, and police have released photos and descriptions of three suspects. The attack has caused safety concerns among CTA riders, leading to calls for increased security. Checkout Solipillow.com
Teen Shot Dead in Chicago's East Garfield Park
01:16|Aden Ramirez, 18, fatally shot in Chicagos East Garfield Park, marking another loss in citys gun violence epidemic. No arrests made, investigation ongoing. Community calls for safety measures amidst growing concern. Checkout Solipillow.com
Chicago Street Collapses, City Scrambles to Repair
01:11|Chicagos Mount Greenwood neighborhood faces unexpected chaos as a busy intersection collapses due to a leaking water line. Officials act swiftly, but commuters and residents grapple with gridlock and safety concerns. City crews work to repair and repave, while residents seek solace in unwinding after the days disruptions. Checkout Solipillow.com
Armed Robbers Attack 7-Eleven Worker in Chicago
01:10|Three armed robbers target a 7-Eleven in Chicago, brutally attacking an employee and stealing cash and merchandise. The suspects, wearing hoodies and masks, fled in a SUV, leaving the victim injured and the community on edge. Grand Central Area detectives are investigating. Checkout Solipillow.com
Chicago Police Seek Hit-and-Run Driver in Morgan Park
01:25|Chicago police seek driver after fatal hit-and-run in Morgan Park; community mourns, seeks help to identify suspect. Checkout Solipillow.com
Heroic Cops Save Driver from Burning Car
01:25|At 3:38 AM, Oak Brook police spot a speeding sedan, crash, and fire. Officers risk their lives to rescue the driver, suffering minor injuries. Illinois State Police investigate, highlighting road safety risks. A night shift of heroism and a reminder of road dangers. Checkout Solipillow.com
Border Agents in Urban Streets: A Constitutional Crisis
01:51|In Evanston, Illinois, federal agents from ICE and Border Patrol, armed and in tactical gear, have sparked controversy by patrolling American streets far from any border. Operating under special border search rules, theyve clashed with protesters, brandishing weapons and pepper-spraying civilians. Critics argue this is a mismatch, turning border enforcers into urban patrols without proper training. Legal experts warn this could lead to lawsuits and accountability, as these deployments may cross the line and violate constitutional protections. Checkout Solipillow.com
Tenenbaum's Garden: Burials for the Forgotten
01:57|Rabbi Shlomo Tenenbaum, a former leader at Ark social services agency, has dedicated four decades to organizing and leading funerals for destitute Jews in Chicagos Waldheim Cemetery. His work extends beyond the cemetery, as he connects with clients facing various challenges, earning their trust and even power of attorney. Tenenbaums impact is profound, as he helps families navigate loss and ensures proper burials, even for the unclaimed. His commitment to Jewish tradition and simple acts of kindness brings peace to the forgotten. Checkout Solipillow.com
Fermilab's VALOR Program Gets $8M Boost
01:43|Fermilab in Batavia secures $8 million for its VALOR program, a job retention initiative for military veterans. The funding, from the U.S. Department of Energy, will support the program from 2026 to 2030, doubling the previous allocation. VALOR offers hands-on training and full-time jobs in roles matching veterans skills. Since 2022, Fermilab has hired 22 veterans as full-time employees, with success stories like Anthony Ramirez, a former NJROTC student now mechanical technician. The lab plans to expand VALOR, addressing workforce needs in science with cutting-edge tech. Checkout Solipillow.com