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Daily Cannabis Use Affects Education and Well-Being, Study
Frequent use of cannabis during teenage years lowers educational attainment by 60 percent and triggers other problems in young adults, according to a new study by the University of New South Wales.
CSU Bans InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
Social Media Can Help Obese People Lose Weight, Study
Global Food Trade Unlikely To Meet Demand of Agriculturally-Poor Countries, Study
Towson Student Dies Following Drinking Episode
New Hampshire Scientists Discover 100-year-old Giant Mountain in Pacific Ocean
University of California System Makes Largest Solar Energy Purchase in US
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By Staff ReporterEffectiveness of TB Medicine Depends on Food Consumption Timing, Study
By Staff ReporterMoles Increase Melanoma Risk, Study
By Staff ReporterMentally Ill Patients More Likely To Be Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence, Study
By Staff ReporterPast Sexual Assault Increases Risk of Future Attack for College Women, Study
By Staff ReporterSleep Deprivation Can Cause Decline in Brain Volume, Study
By Staff ReporterHarvard School of Public Health Receives $350 million From The Morningside Foundation
By Staff ReporterDrexel Researchers Find Skeleton of Largest Dinosaur Species Ever
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