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Physical fitness Averts Adverse Health Effects of Sedentary Behaviour, Study
Physical fitness helps avert adverse health effects of sedentary behavior, according to a study conducted by researchers at the American Cancer Society, The Cooper Institute and the University of Texas.
Gardens Provide Promising Therapeutic Benefits to Dementia Patients
McGill’s Novel Oral Medication Aims to Restore Vision in Patients with Childhood Blindness
Denise Roessler Named New Women's Lacrosse Head Coach at Bryn Athyn
Bridgewater State Receives Donation of $3 Million - Largest Single Gift in School’s History
Stressful Events Slow Down Metabolism Rates in Women, Study
NDMU Alumna Donates $1.5 Million to Fund Endowed Chair in School of Nursing
Bowdoin Building State’s Largest Solar Power Complex
By Staff ReporterOklahoma College Student Expelled Over Same-Sex Marriage
By Staff ReporterStanford Develops Inexpensive, Portable Test to Detect Type-1 Diabetes
By Staff ReporterStress, Hostility and Depression Increase Stroke Risk in Older Adults, Study
By Staff ReporterAnti-Epileptic Drugs During Pregnancy Up Risk of Brain Impairment in Children, Study
By Staff ReporterTop 10 Expensive Private Colleges in the United States
By Staff ReporterBarry Creamer Named Criswell College’s New President
By Staff ReporterStudy Finds Nutritional and Food Safety Benefits of Organic Farming
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