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Women Are 60 Percent More Likely To Be Hospitalized After Emergency Asthma Treatment
Women with asthma who are treated in the emergency department (ED) are 60 percent more likely than men to need hospitalization, according to a recent study.
Diet Soda May Increase Belly Fat In Older Adults
Attitudes About Sex, Sexuality Are Changing
Child Maltreatment May Be Linked To Sleep Problems
John Calipari 'May Never Platoon Again', 'Will Always' Put Players First
UCSF Accused of Prolonging Sexual Assault Probe Long Enough for Accused to Finish Classes
Green Tea Extract, Exercise May Hinder The Progress Of Alzheimer's Disease
South Carolina Student Charged With Felony Poisoning for Pouring Windex in Roommates' Food
By Russell WesterholmLa'el Collins Update: Offensive Lineman Meeting With NFL Teams Amid Open Homicide Investigation
By Russell WesterholmInsomnia Linked to Increased Mortality Risk
By Staff ReporterModerate Exercise May Make Radiation Treatments More Effective
By Staff ReporterYoung People Think Friends, Students Their Age Are More At Risk Of Cyberbullying
By Staff ReporterRadford University Launches MBA Program Online Delivery
By Staff ReporterPurdue University Teams Up With EduSourced For Experiential Learning Initiative
By Staff ReporterYoung People May Be Just As Likely To Try E-Cigarettes As Smoking
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