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A New York Times article about how colleges are using technology to defeat student cheating was the most-viewed news item last week by subscribers to Science in the News Daily. Other top stories involved how exercise, tea and vitamin D might help ward off dementia in old age and a Newsweek report on the decline of creativity in America. Subscribe now for free daily updates.

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