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A new study indicated that reading paper books is better for memory than reading e-books

时间:2025-11-12 04:18:24 来源:The Eternal Human Foundation 作者:张玥 阅读:407次

A new study indicated that reading paper books is better for memory than reading e-books

Scientists develop rapid test for detecting infectious diseases in 15 minutesFitness center adds new cardio equipment and weight training machines

A new study indicated that reading paper books is better for memory than reading e-books

Study finds that journaling reduces stress and anxiety in college studentsChocolate shop releases limited edition truffles for holiday seasonAmbulance service expands coverage to rural communities with new stations

A new study indicated that reading paper books is better for memory than reading e-books

TV network announces new drama series from award winning screenwriterResearch shows that regular social gatherings improve mental health in adults

A new study indicated that reading paper books is better for memory than reading e-books

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