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Young Girls Who are Labelled Fat More Likely to Become Obese: UCLA Study
Young girls who are called 'fat' have more chances of becoming obese by their late teenage years, a new study by University of California Los Angeles shows.
Teens Who Combine Pot and Alcohol More Likely to be Involved in Unsafe Driving: Study
First-born Girls are More Ambitious and Better Qualified: Study
Unemployment Rates Higher in Women After Breast Cancer Treatment: Study
Researchers Design Sensor to Detect Drowsiness at Steering Wheel
Pre-Exam Negative Speeches Result in Poorer Performances, Study
Facebook Users More Likely To Remove High School Pals From Friends List, Study
Hawaii Students File Lawsuit for Violation of First Amendment Rights
By Staff ReporterMarshall Hires Lakers’ Assistant as New Basketball Coach
By Staff ReporterWomen More Intuitive than Men, Study
By Staff ReporterCreative Responses Flow While Walking Than Sitting, Study
By Staff ReporterHorses Reduce Stress Levels in Youth: Study
By Staff ReporterUtah Apologises For Sperm Swap; Investigators Unsure If It Was A Deliberate Action
By Staff ReporterIncreased Coffee Consumption Lowers Type 2 Diabetes Risk by 11 Percent, Study
By Staff ReporterHSSU Names Dwaun Warmack as New President
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