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Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries Affect Thinking Skills, Study
Mild traumatic brain injuries from incidents like falling from a bicycle or slow speed car accidents can cause thinking and memory problems, according to a Newcastle University study.
Cottey to Offer Bachelor of Arts Degree in Health Sciences Beginning Fall
Sara Tisdale Appointed as Chippewas’ First Women’s Lacrosse Coach
ISA CEO Donates $1.5 Million to Carroll College to Support Global Education Initiatives
CMU Invests $800,000 in 16 Alumni Startups
Kentucky Christian University Severs Ties with Baptist Institution for More Autonomy
Prostate Cancer More Common and Aggressive in Young Men, Study
Calvin Launches New Chinese Education Major and Minor
By Staff ReporterCalifornia Court Backs CBU’s Decision to Expel Transgender Student (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterUNC-Greensboro Partners With ACC to Provide BSN Degrees at Graham Campus
By Staff ReporterPennsylvania Medical Receives Full Accreditation from Two Higher Education Governing Bodies
By Staff ReporterHarvard Tops CWUR’s List of World Rankings 2014
By Staff ReporterMystery behind Origin of Elephant’s Ancestor Solved
By Staff ReporterPhysical fitness Averts Adverse Health Effects of Sedentary Behaviour, Study
By Staff ReporterGardens Provide Promising Therapeutic Benefits to Dementia Patients
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