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Icing An Injury Does Not Speed Up Recovery
Although applying ice to a muscle after injury is a commonly prescribed therapy for treating muscle bruises, new research suggests that icing an injury dies not speed recovery time or help the muscle to heal.
Facebook Use Linked To Depressive Symptoms
Pesticide Exposure May Heighten Heart Disease Risk
Mental Disorders, Physical Diseases Co-Occur in Teenagers
Texas State Mistakenly Sends Out 450 Acceptance Brochures
Mike Krzyzewski On Bo Ryan's 'Rent-a-Player' Remark: 'Everybody Does it Differently'
Gay, Lesbian Job Seekers Face Discrimination
Education Department Title IX Investigation List Grows to 113 Cases at 106 Institutions
By Russell WesterholmUS Colleges Showing Less Tolerance Than Ever for Misbehavior from Fraternities
By Russell WesterholmFast Food After A Workout May Be A Good Idea
By Staff ReporterCurrent Guidelines For Sodium, Potassium Not Reasonable
By Staff ReporterJonathan Taylor Pleads Not Guilty in Georgia to Domestic Violence Charges
By Russell WesterholmCigarette Warning Labels May Be More Effective Than Imagery
By Staff ReporterSleep Problems May Be Prevalent For Military Members
By Staff ReporterClaire McCaskill Jumps into NCAA Basketball 'One-and-Done' Debate on Twitter
By Russell Westerholm
