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Former Drug Addicts Have a Lower Risk of Developing a New Addiction
Former drug addicts have a lower risk of becoming addicted to something else in the future, according to a recent study. `
Flu Vaccine for Expectant Mothers Should be a Top Priority
Job Searching Tips for Recent College Grads: Syracuse Poll Says Networking is the Best Method
Mike Krzyzewski on Perceived Recruiting Advantages for Coaching Team USA: Winning Is Only Advantage
Sacred Heart University Rolls Out New Safety App
Columbia Student Adds Her Name to Federal Complaint, Accuses School of Ignoring Her Rape Complaint
UB Launches Two New Law Programs for International Students
David Ash Will Not Try Another Comeback from Another Concussion, Longhorns QB Says Football Career is Over
By Russell WesterholmChildren of College-Educated Parents Eat Healthier
By J BaulkmanSports, Physical Activity Effective Against Depression, Study
By Staff ReporterStudy Links PTSD Symptoms with Food Addiction
By Staff ReporterTeenaged Girls from Poor Families Face Increased Obesity Risk, Study
By Staff ReporterPositive Behaviour Causes Healthy Ageing, Study
By Staff ReporterArtificial Sweeteners Increase Obesity and Diabetes Risk, Study
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