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Blood Glucose Levels During Acute Illness Can Help Predict Future Diabetes Risk, Study
Blood glucose levels measured in hospitalized patients during acute illness can be used to predict the risk of developing type-2 diabetes in the following three years, according to a new study by the University of Edinburgh.
Physically Neglected Boys Are More Likely To Become Violent Adolescents, Study
Stony Brook Student Dies in Crash at New Jersey Track
South Pasadena Students Arrested Over Plotting High School Shooting Spree
More Math and Science Courses trigger Higher Dropout Rates among High School Students, Study
FDA-Approved Drug Restores Hair in Patients with Alopecia Areata, Study
Baylor Unveils McLane Stadium with Wi-Fi Network and In-Game App
Illinois Governor Signs Law Banning Smoking on Campus
By Staff ReporterJason Poznich Named CCCB’s First Cross Country Coach
By Staff ReporterHarvard Tops Chinese World University Rankings
By Staff ReporterResearchers Develop Accurate Tool for ADHD Diagnosis
By Staff ReporterExperimental Drug Reduces Muscle Damage and Bleeding Risk Following Heart Attack, Study
By Staff ReporterMummification in Egypt Began 1500 Years Earlier Than Previously Believed
By Staff ReporterOnline Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Effective in Teating Health Anxiety, Study
By Staff ReporterToo Much Exercise Is Bad For Health, Study
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