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Unhealthy Mothers Less Likely to Breastfeed, Study
Pregnant women in poor health are 30 percent less likely to breastfeed than those without any health complication, according to a study by the University of Minnesota School of Public Health.
Lucid Dreamers are Better Problem Solvers, Study
Instant Noodles Linked to Higher Risk of Stroke and Diabetes, Study
Hand Sanitizers Do Not Improve School Attendance Among Children, Study
SLE Patients More Likely To Be Re-admitted Within 30 Days of Being Discharged, Study
Researchers Develop New Method to Treat Nerve Injuries with Fewer Side-Effects
Hofstra Names Vincent Giambanco as Cross Country Coach
Researchers Develop New Method to Treat Male Infertility
By Staff ReporterResearchers Find No Link between Vitamin D Levels in Newborns and Multiple Sclerosis
By Staff ReporterPrinceton Review Top 10 Most Beautiful Campuses: Better to be Closer to the Coasts
By Russell WesterholmPremature Babies Catch Fewer Infections When Medical Staff Wears Gloves: Study
By Staff ReporterSea Levels to Rise along Coasts of Philippines, Australia Due To Human Activities, Study
By Staff ReporterOSU Alumna Comes To Rescue of Fired Band Director (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterTop 10 Liberal Cities in United States
By Staff ReporterUric Acid Plays Key Role in Causing Metabolic Syndrome, Study
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