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problem

[prob-luhm] / ˈprɒb ləm /




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The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, was not designed to look directly at the long-held notion of so-called baby brain - the brain fog and memory problems that some women say come with pregnancy.

From BBC

Metal implants can also create problems because they are much stiffer than natural bone and may loosen over time, reducing long term stability.

From Science Daily

The study also uncovered an unexpected link between mitochondrial problems and tau toxicity.

From Science Daily

Late last month, an executive with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority informed an oversight body of a brewing problem: The agency was delayed in paying millions owed to homeless service providers.

From Los Angeles Times

Gavekal’s Cui thinks the government could tackle two problems at once—providing consumer support in ways to help the country deal with demographic challenges of an aging population and falling birth rate.

From Barron's