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Exposure to Alcohol Brands Linked to Increased Consumption among Underage Drinkers: Study
Underage drinkers are three times more likely to drink alcohol brands advertised on television as compared to unannounced labels, according to a new study by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Consumption of Sugary Drinks during Adolescence Impairs Learning Abilities, Study
Lifelong Soy Consumption Protects Women’s Heart Better, Study
SAT or ACT Scores No Longer Required for Admission to Temple University
Exeter Researcher Develops Device to Detect Fatal Lung Disease
Green Spaces Increase Birth Weight: Study
Family of KU Alumnus Donates $16 Million for “Slawson Hall” Construction
OCR to Investigate Five More Colleges for Handling of Campus Sexual Assault Cases
By Staff ReporterTravis Huffman Promoted As New Skipper of Basketball Program at Young Harris
By Staff ReporterMoney's Top 10 American Colleges
By Staff ReporterTotal Darkness at Night Essential to Breast Cancer Therapy, Study
By Staff ReporterPoor Students in High-Performing Public Charter Schools Less Likely To Display Risky Behaviors: Study
By Staff ReporterAnti-Inflammatory Drug Effective against Some Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms, Study
By Staff Reporter“Bad Luck” Destroyed Dinosaur Kingdom, Study
By Staff ReporterUnderground Amphibian Evolved Unique Ears to Track Preys and Predators, Study
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