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Eight New Things Science Says About Being a Dad, Kangaroos Are Southpaws, How the Civil War Changed Medicine and More
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  Weekender    JUNE 2015
 Eight New Things Science Says About Being a DadThey're still not very good at cooing to toddlers, and their testosterone levels start to drop even before a baby is born
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