A Netflix adaptation of the 1957 comic El Eternauta has renewed attention to Héctor Germán Oesterheld and his missing family. The show led to more searches for disappeared people and more contacts with Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo.
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A study of nearly 1,000 emerging adults found that memories of adverse childhood experiences change with the quality of current relationships, especially with parents. The researchers suggest asking about these experiences more than once.
Researchers used fMRI brain scans while people watched movie clips and listened to stories. They found that strong emotional moments make brain regions work together more, and this stronger integration predicts better memory for those moments.
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