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Scientists Reveal how Sedentary Lifestyle Causes Obesity
Scientists at the Tel Aviv University have confirmed the long-held notion that links sedentary lifestyle and obesity. Researchers said that the more time people spend sitting, the more fat mass they accumulate in the lower half of their bodies or backsides.
Penn State Suspends Men’s Rugby Team over Arson Incident
Georgetown Student Arrested For Illegal Possession of Deadly Toxin Ricin
Like Humans, Dogs Too Prefer Quality food Over Quantity, Study
Notre Dame of Maryland Names New Jersey Liberal Arts College Provost as New President
Loyola Business School Alumnus Donates $10 Million for New Facility
PSU Altoona Suspends Fraternity over Member's Suicide
Ed Helms To Deliver Cornell's Senior Convocation Address This Spring; Will the Nard Dog Make an Appearance?
By Russell WesterholmOil and Gas Company Donates $100,000 to WVU College of Law
By Staff ReporterFormer Golf Coach Gets $360,000 in Unlawful Termination Case
By Staff ReporterResearchers Discover New ‘Chicken from Hell’ Dinosaur; Lived Along T-Rex 66 Million Years Ago
By Staff ReporterStudy Discovers how Dark Chocolate Improves Heart Health
By Staff ReporterBumblebees Possess Scaffold and Social-Learning Abilities, Study
By Staff ReporterFour UGA Football Players Arrested For Encashing Checks Twice
By Staff ReporterFlorida Couple Donates $2 million for UA Scholarship Program
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