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Obese Teens Earn Less in Adulthood, Study
Obese teenagers are more likely to earn 18 percent less in adulthood than their normal weight peers, according to a study led by the Lund University.
Calcium Levels Can Be Used As an Early Indicator of Cancer, Study
Weight Loss Surgery Less Likely To Treat Depression among Obese and Overweight Patients, Study
Long Working Hours Increase Diabetes Risk, Study
New Dinosaur Species Has Cousins in Alberta, Study
Alumnus and State Senator John Thrasher Chosen as FSU’s 15th President
North American Berry Boosts Effectiveness of Pancreatic Cancer Treatment, Study
Children with Abnormal Interpregnancy Intervals Face High Autism Risk, Study
By Staff ReporterLess Affluent Smokers More Likely To Quit Smoking through Interactive Websites, Study
By Staff ReporterEKU Becomes First State School to Offer Bachelor’s Degree in Social Justice
By Staff ReporterBlack Women More Interested In STEM Fields than Whites, Study
By Staff ReporterNatural Gas Does Little to Reduce Greenhouse Emissions, Study
By Staff ReporterSpouse’s Personality Influences a Person's Workplace Performance: Study
By Staff ReporterSleep Disturbance Affects Academic Performance of Adolescents, Study
By Staff ReporterDrexel Renames Law School in Honor of $50 Million Gift
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