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Children with Abnormal Interpregnancy Intervals Face High Autism Risk, Study
Children born at short and long interpregnancy intervals face heightened risk of autism, according to a Columbia University study.
Less Affluent Smokers More Likely To Quit Smoking through Interactive Websites, Study
EKU Becomes First State School to Offer Bachelor’s Degree in Social Justice
Black Women More Interested In STEM Fields than Whites, Study
Natural Gas Does Little to Reduce Greenhouse Emissions, Study
Daily Intake of Fruits, Vegetables Boosts Mental Health
Job Loss Fears May Boost Asthma Risk
Jameis Winston's Sexual Assault Accuser's Attorneys Fire Back At David Cornwell's Letter to FSU (UDPATE)
By Russell WesterholmMedical Students Who Attended Community Colleges are More Likely to Serve in Poor Communities
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Michigan to Boost Digital Education, Innovation
By J BaulkmanNCAA President Addresses Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence: Colleges Responsible for Punishing Student-Athletes
By Russell WesterholmColumbia University Releases Data on Campus Sexual Assault Cases; School Punished No One for Rape Last Year
By Russell WesterholmJameis Winston's Sexual Assault Accuser Tried to Extort Him for $7 Million, His Lawyer Says in Letter to FSU
By Russell WesterholmChildren Can Be Trained to Recognize Other People's Emotions
By J BaulkmanGang Life is Short-Lived
By J Baulkman
