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“Healthy” Food Labels Dupe Customers into Believing Products are More Beneficial: Study
Labels used by food marketing industries are fooling customers into believing that packaged products are healthier than they actually are, according to a University of Houston study.
People find it Difficult to Detect Flirtatious Behavior, Study
Oxford’s “Smart Glasses” Aim to Transform Lives of the Partially Blind (VIDEO)
Veteran’s Request to Open Meetings with “Pledge of Allegiance” Denied at University of Wyoming
Mary Cullinan Named As New President of Eastern Washington University
Non-College Graduates Do Not Wait Until Marriage to Have Children, Study
More Time Spent in front of Computer Causes Changes in Tear Fluid, Study
Physical Inactivity Increases Risk of developing Colon and Lung Cancer, Study
By Staff ReporterResearchers Develop “Super Banana” to Avert Blindness and Deaths Among African Children
By Staff ReporterCoffee Biodiesel Could Become Sustainable Fuel Source for Powering Vehicles: Bath Researchers
By Staff ReporterAboriginal Australians Experience More Racism in Health Settings, Study
By Staff ReporterDinosaurs Were neither Cold-Blooded nor Warm-Blooded, Study
By Staff ReporterUAA to Distribute Free Pregnancy Tests in Bars and Restaurants to Combat FAS Syndrome
By Staff ReporterRutgers Student Crowned Miss New Jersey
By Staff ReporterSPU Creates Engineering Scholarship in Honor of a Student's Heroic Act during Shooting (UPDATE)
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