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Exposure to War-Torn Regions Damages Psychological Wellbeing of Adolescents, Study
Exposure to war-inflicted regions causes lasting and damaging effect on the psychological wellbeing of adolescents, according to a new study by the University of Leicester.
NYU Game Center to Accept Applicants for Bachelor’s Degree in Video Game Design
Texas Researchers Develop New Urine Test to Detect “Mad Cow” Disease in Humans
Eating at Fast-Food Restaurants Increases Intake of Calories and Sugar, Study
UK Pharmacy Professor Develops Nasal Spray to Fight Heroin Overdose
Peripheral Neuropathy linked to Cardiovascular Diseases in Diabetic Patients, Study
Marital Conflicts Harm Parents' Bond with Children, Study
Midland Names Chad Miller as New Baseball Head Coach
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