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Healthcare Professionals Struggle to Identify Obesity
New research suggests that the majority of people -- including healthcare professionals -- are unable to visually identify whether a person is a healthy weight, overweight or obese.
Michigan State University to Raise Sexual Assault Awareness on Campus
Listening to Jazz Music May Improve Your Putt
Syracuse Sit-In Goes Into Second Week As Demonstrators Hold Out for Administrative Transparency
Louis Freeh's Independent Penn State Report Was not Entirely Independent
Moderate Consumption of Sugary Drinks May Have Little Impact on Teens' Metabolic Health
Self-Inflation May Harm Kids' Relationships At School
UK Coach John Calipari Once Again Tempering Expectations: Wildcats Not an NBA Team
By Russell WesterholmMorehead State University's MBA Program Named Best by Affordable Colleges Foundation
By Staff ReporterWisconsin Oshkosh Student Facing Chemical Weapons Charge for Producing Ricin
By Russell WesterholmMichigan President Mark Schlissel Gives 40-Minute Address on Future of Athletic Department
By Russell WesterholmEasy-to-Walk Communities May Stave Off Cognitive Decline
By J BaulkmanIndiana University, NCAA Host Meeting Organizing National Concussion Research Project
By Staff ReporterOklahoma Baptist University to Offer Guaranteed Financial Award for All Incoming Freshmen
By J BaulkmanEgg Bowl 2014 to Air on CBS; Network Passed on Iron Bowl in Favor of Alabama - Mississippi State
By Russell Westerholm
