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Moderate or Vigorous Exercise May Lower Heart Failure Risk, Study
More than an hour of moderate or half an hour of vigorous exercise on a daily basis can help lowering risk of heart failure by 46 percent, according to a new study by the Uppsala University in Sweden.
Cincinnati Professor Goes Missing Under Mysterious Circumstances
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ISIS Beheads Former UCF Student and Second American Journalist
SF State Partners with Mexican University to Exchange Scholars and Students
Gender Gaps Do Exist In Science Classrooms As Well, Study
China Fears “Political SAT” May Impose American Values on Students
American Universities to Screen West African Students for Ebola Virus
By Staff ReporterDiet Quality Gap Between Rich and Poor Americans Doubles, Study
By Staff ReporterFPU's Digital Library Inaugurated
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By Staff ReporterMorrison University Shuts Down Over Bankruptcy Issues
By Staff ReporterMost Patients Fail To Take Medication for Rheumatoid Arthritis, Study
By Staff ReporterE-Cigarettes Also Contain Some Toxic Elements, Study
By Staff ReporterSocial Activities Can Help Alleviate Depression, Study
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