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ADHD Med misuse by students on the increase
A new study suggests that more college students are using a stimulant commonly prescribed for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as a study aid.
Cash incentive 'upfront' may actually motivate employees to exercise
Caregivers at risk of spoiling their own health, study says
High Schoolers Bombarded With Racial Slurs During Visit to Texas A&M
Missouri Football: Barry Odom Looking Forward to Getting Back to the Field
Scientists conduct successful trials of immunotherapy to target cancer
Ursinus College Confirms Norovirus Sickened 200 Students Last Week
Too much fish during pregnancy can raise risk of obesity in children
By Rashmi KaliaHeartburn drugs may increase risk of dementia
By Rashmi KaliaMount St Mary's President Will Not Resign Despite Faculty's Strong Statement
By Russell WesterholmPeyton Manning: Long Lost Sexual Assault Complaint at UT Resurfaces in Title IX Lawsuit
By Russell WesterholmSleep apnea causes structural changes in the brain
By Rashmi KaliaMelissa Click: New Video Shows MU Professor Demonstrating at Homecoming Parade
By Russell WesterholmOral sex increases cancer risk in men
By Rashmi KaliaPollution kills 5.5 million people globally every year
By Rashmi Kalia
