内容摘要：The social butterfly who somehow ends up in everyone’s alliance,

The social butterfly who somehow ends up in everyone’s alliance,

Zora said getting her record-setting degree was “a bit scary” but also “really fun,” according to"I don't really care about breaking the record, I just wanted to take the math classes," the 10-year-old explained.

Zora, who has yet to graduate from high school, will transfer to UC Irvine, where she plans to major in math, this fall, according toChristina Chow, Zora’s mom, said her 10-year-old daughter has long been resilient. “As parents, you always just try to figure out what it is they like and support them,” she explained. “For Zora, it’s always been pets and reading and math.”This is the third straight year that the record has been broken, having been previously set by Zora’s siblings Athena and Tycho.

Athena was just 11 years old when shein May 2024, earning an associate’s degree in liberal arts.

Older brother Tycho was also 11 when he set the record in 2023. His birthday took place within days of his graduation, while Athena’s was seven months away.

Athena is currently taking more classes at IVC, while Tycho is preparing to graduate from UC Irvine this month with a bachelor's in mathematics, according to KABC-TV.The researchers also warned that the use of cannabis products, especially with psychoactive properties, could cause complications in chronic disease management

The study did not look at the frequency of cannabis use, cannabinoid type or recreational versus medical use.In a statement sent to Fox News Digital, senior author Joseph Palamar, PhD, associate professor of population health at NYU Langone, noted his concern about cannabis use increasing among older populations.

Palamar suggested the increased use is likely due to a combination of greater availability, decreased stigma and previous marijuana users aging into the 65+ cohort."My worry is that some of these people may have adverse