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This ADHD program was supposed to improve access. Instead, it’s heightened confusion

Nine ·

A bungled roll-out for parents and adults seeking to ADHD diagnoses and medications has caused frustration and confusion after patients were pointed in the wrong direction.

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  10. Jeonbuk National University tops regional peers in environmental engineering rankings Korea Times ·

    Jeonbuk National University’s Department of Environmental Engineering ranked No. 1 among regional flagship national universities in Korea in both the U.S. News and QS global university rankings released this year. The university said Friday that the rankings reflect the department's international…

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