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Being Shown Pictures of Being Loved May Reduce Brain's Response to Threat
Being shown pictures of others being loved and cared for has been linked to a reduction in the brain's response to threat, according to a recent study.
Sense of Meaning, Purpose in Life Linked to Longer Lifespan
More Researchers, Scientists Are Using Social Media
Kansas State University Receives $6.76M NSF Grant Renewal
Columbia Student Activist Group No Red Tape Fined $1,500 in Wake of Mattress Demonstration
Jameis Winston's Attorney David Cornwell Requests Delay in Sexual Assault Disciplinary Hearing
George Washington University to Offer BSN Program to Veterans
ASU Researcher Receives $2M STEM Grant
By J BaulkmanEilar Hardy Cleared for Return to Fighting Irish by NCAA Amid Academic Fraud Investigation
By Russell WesterholmEnvironmental Factors More Likely to Influence Proactivity in the Workplace
By J BaulkmanExiting Penn. Gov. Tom Corbett: Joe Paterno 'Probably Shouldn't Have Been Fired'
By Russell WesterholmVegan Diets Are Best for Weight Loss
By J BaulkmanUniversity of California System to Raise Tuition 5% per Year for Next 5 Years Under New Proposal
By Russell WesterholmEbola: EdCast to Tackle Epidemic on Newly Launched Healthcare-Focused Portal
By J BaulkmanTanning Beds Widely Available to Students, Despite Cancer Risk
By J Baulkman
