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LGBT Teens Who Come Out at School Have Better Self-Esteem, Lower Levels of Depression
New research suggests that gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender adolescents who come out at school have higher self-esteem and lower levels of depressions as young adults, compared to LGBT youth who do not disclose their sexual orientation or gender identity at school.
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Genocide Awareness Events to be Held at Alvernia University
Dean Smith Dead at 83: MJ, Coach K, Obama, More Honor Legendary Tar Heel Coach's Memory
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By Staff ReporterPremature Babies May Have Psychiatric Problems As Adults
By J BaulkmanMarijuana May Be Effective Against Depression
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By Staff ReporterDrinking Red Wine May Burn Fat
By J BaulkmanDeaf People at Higher Risk of Developing Heart Disease, Diabetes
By J BaulkmanE-cigarette Vapors, Flavorings May Trigger Lung Cell Stress
By J Baulkman
