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High Stress Hormone Levels Are Passed On From Mothers to Babies, Study
Women in low-income groups experience high cortisol levels during pregnancy and due to this, their babies are born with elevated levels of the stress hormone, according to a study by the University of Colorado Denver.
Neck Massage Therapies May Increase Risk of Stroke, Study
Blood Transfusion Lowers Recurrence of Strokes In Children With Sickle Cell Anemia: Study
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Poor Individuals Remain Obese Due To Lack of Money for Diet Programs, Study
Heterosexual White Women Are Leading Beneficiaries of Infertility Treatments, Study
Daughters Provide as Much Elderly Parent Care as They Can: Study
Nurses Who Want to Help Others Are More Likely To Feel Stressed, Study
By Staff ReporterParents' Work Hours Directly Influence Children's Eating Habits and Weight, Study
By Staff ReporterBlood Glucose Levels During Acute Illness Can Help Predict Future Diabetes Risk, Study
By Staff ReporterPhysically Neglected Boys Are More Likely To Become Violent Adolescents, Study
By Staff ReporterStony Brook Student Dies in Crash at New Jersey Track
By Staff ReporterSouth Pasadena Students Arrested Over Plotting High School Shooting Spree
By Staff ReporterMore Math and Science Courses trigger Higher Dropout Rates among High School Students, Study
By Staff ReporterFDA-Approved Drug Restores Hair in Patients with Alopecia Areata, Study
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