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Study Finds Changes in Mindset Key to Helping College Students Exercise More
CHICAGO--August 8, 2019--Viewing physical activity as an outlet for stress can increase college students' willingness to exercise. However, in order to maintain that routine, students need social support from family and friends, according to research published in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association.
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The Use of Email and Social Media Marketing
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Physician Leaders Call for Action to Create a New Generation of Physician-Scientists
Racism Influences Medical Students' Decision on Practicing in Minority or Underserved Communities
Students With a Greater Sense of School Belonging are Less Likely to Become Bullies
Black Male Educators Sound Alarm Regarding Lack of Diversity in P-12 Classrooms
By Staff ReporterStudy Identifies Way to Enhance the Sustainability of Manufactured Soils
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By Amy LeeStrategies To Ignite Intrinsic Motivation In Students
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By Amy Lee
