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Epilepsy Drug Could Restore Brain Function, Memory in Early Alzheimer's Disease
An existing drug used to treat epilepsy could reverse a condition in elderly patients who are at high risk for dementia due to Alzheimer's disease, according to researchers from Johns Hopkins University.
Missing Virginia Tech Student: Coast Guard Calls of Search for Student Who Fell off Cruise Ship
Being 'Laid Off' Could Lead To A Decade of Distrust
High Levels of Vitamin D May Increase Mortality Rates
Drinking Just One Glass of Wine Increases Your Attractiveness
Autism Genes Linked to Higher Intelligence
University of Oklahoma Sigma Alpa Epsilon Investigation (UPDATE): President Boren Expels 2 Students for Racist Chant
Sleep Apnea Linked to Increased Risk of Motor Vehicle Accidents
By Staff ReporterSigma Alpha Epsilon Confirms Reports of Racist Behavior at Other Chapters, Will Open Investigations
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Oklahoma's Sigma Alpha Epsilon Investigation: Tri Delta Cooperating Fully, Not Subjects of Probe
By Russell WesterholmWork-Family Conflict Linked to Verbal Abuse
By Staff ReporterDak Prescott and 2 MSU Teammates Jumped at Spring Break Concert in Florida
By Russell WesterholmPresident Barack Obama to Speak at Georgia Tech on Student Loan Repayment; WATCH it LIVE
By Russell WesterholmApple Watch Hits Stores Next Month
By Staff ReporterVegetarian Diet May Lower Risk of Colorectal Cancers
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