New study on World Down Syndrome Day shows Canada is ahead of the curve on human rights. We speak to Dr. Daniel Joshua Kats, study lead author and Pediatric Hospitalist at Mass General Brigham Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts 

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New study on World Down Syndrome Day shows Canada is ahead of the curve on human rights. We speak to Dr. Daniel Joshua Kats, study lead author and Pediatric Hospitalist at Mass General Brigham Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts 
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Claudie Larouche, a local parent and IT worker, took matters into her own hands and, with the help of ChatGPT, designed a website to help easily navigate all of the City of Ottawa's available activities in one convenient place.

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Claudie Larouche, a local parent and IT worker, took matters into her own hands and, with the help of ChatGPT, designed a website to help easily navigate all of the City of Ottawa's available activities in one convenient place.
She joins Patricia Boal to walk through it.

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Dan Riskin, CTV’s Science and Technology Specialist, rounds up the most interesting, strange, and fascinating headlines from the science and tech worlds and teaches you a little something Thursdays on Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal.

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Evolution doesn’t always take millions of years. Some frogs in MN have evolved in just 25 years in response to road salt
Could seeing more vegetables into your Instagram feed put more vegetables in your belly?
German researchers have come up with a training game that can help some people read faster.   

Tune in every Thursday at 10:35am to Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal for the latest Science with Dan Riskin!

Dan Riskin, CTV’s Science and Technology Specialist, rounds up the most interesting, strange, and fascinating headlines from the science and tech worlds and teaches you a little something Thursdays on Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal.
Here's what we're covering this week:
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<li>Evolution doesn’t always take millions of years. Some frogs in MN have evolved in just 25 years in response to road salt</li>
<li>Could seeing more vegetables into your Instagram feed put more vegetables in your belly?</li>
<li>German researchers have come up with a training game that can help some people read faster.   </li>
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Darrell Bartraw, President of Canada Day Barrhaven Inc., joins Patricia Boal to talk about potential impacts on this year's events and ceremonies in the area after grant funding fells tens of thousands short of previous years.

Darrell Bartraw, President of Canada Day Barrhaven Inc., joins Patricia Boal to talk about potential impacts on this year's events and ceremonies in the area after grant funding fells tens of thousands short of previous years.

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