Academics
Smoking Study: Financial Incentives May Double Quit Rates
Financial incentives may help socioeconomically disadvantaged smokers put down the cigarette, according to a recent study.
New Study Adds to Understanding of How Phthalate Exposure Impacts Pregnancy
Vanderbilt University to Change Ties to Medical Center
University of Alabama to Offer Creative Writing Lessons to High School Students
Dalhousie University, University of King's College to Implement New Security Programs
Marijuana Smoke May Have Similar Health Effects as Secondhand Cigarette Smoke
Telephone Coaches May Improve Children's Asthma Treatment
Alzheimer's Drug May Reduce Addictive, Impulsive Behavior Associated With Binge Eating
By Staff ReporterAlzheimer's-Related Memory Disorder Identified
By J BaulkmanEpidemics of Smoking and Tuberculosis May Be Connected
By J BaulkmanPhilae Comet Lander's Battery Runs Out; Rosetta Mission Managers Still Optimistic, Reflect on Achievements
By Russell WesterholmPenn State Joins Technology Consortium Unizin
By J BaulkmanUniversity of Houston Announced Name Change Planned For The New University Center
By J BaulkmanIndiana University Wins Central States Regional Ethics Bowl (PHOTOS)
By J BaulkmanUniversity of Phoenix Partners With Thurgood Marshall College Fund
By J Baulkman
