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Long Working Hours Increase Diabetes Risk, Study
More than 55 hours of manual work or other low socioeconomic status jobs per week is associated with 30 percent greater risk of developing type-2 diabetes in employees, according to a University College London study.
New Dinosaur Species Has Cousins in Alberta, Study
Alumnus and State Senator John Thrasher Chosen as FSU’s 15th President
Working Long Hours in Low-Paid Jobs May Increase Diabetes Risk
Physical Exercise Helps Combat Stress-Induced Depression
Perfectionists Are At Higher Risk For Suicide
Charlie Strong Increasing Drug Testing in Longhorns Lockeroom? Report Suggests Testing Has Doubled This Year
Early Memory Lapses May Signal increased Risk of Dementia Years Later
By J BaulkmanClemson Suspends All Activities for All 24 Fraternities Following Death of a Sigma Phi Epsilon Member
By Russell WesterholmTeaching COPD Patients Coping Techniques May Benefit Them Mentally, Physically
By Staff ReporterBill Self Does Not Think Mike Krzyzewski Gets an Unfair Advantage from Coaching Team USA
By Russell WesterholmColumbia University Launches MA/MBA Programs for 'School Leaders'
By J BaulkmanMissing Virginia Student Update: Jesse Leroy Matthew Taken Into Custody for Abducting Hannah Graham, Denied Bond
By Russell WesterholmPain Keeps Surgery Patients Awake, May Extend Hospital Stay
By J BaulkmanNorth American Berry Boosts Effectiveness of Pancreatic Cancer Treatment, Study
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