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'Fame' Is Good for Monkeys Too! Upward Mobility Boosts Primate Health
Fame is good. Well, at least, for monkeys. A new study suggests that the health of primates is partly determined by their "status" in their own social ladders, suggesting that upward mobility is indeed good for monkeys.
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