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Climate Change May Play a Key Role in Tornado Strength, Frequency
Climate change may be playing a key role in the strength and frequency of tornadoes hitting the United States, according to a recent study.
Anorexia Is Often Fueled By Positive Emotions, Pride About Weight Loss
University of Oregon President Announces Sudden Resignation, Says He Did the Job He Set Out to Do
Caffeine Intake Linked to Lower Incidence of Tinnitus
Stranded Tuskegee Students Set To Leave Ebola-Stricken Country
University of Minnesota Asks Vikings to Help Bar the Word "Redskins" from TCF Bank Stadium Nov. 2
Peripheral Neuropathy linked to Cardiovascular Diseases in Diabetic Patients, Study
Marital Conflicts Harm Parents' Bond with Children, Study
By Staff ReporterMidland Names Chad Miller as New Baseball Head Coach
By Staff ReporterUNK Upset with $65,000 Clery Act Fine
By Staff ReporterHealthy Diet from Infancy Prevents Obesity and Chronic Disease, Study
By Staff ReporterAn Aspirin a Day May Help Prevent Cancer
By J BaulkmanVitamin D Deficiency May Double Dementia Risk in Older People
By J BaulkmanVirginia Tech's Dining Program Named Best Campus Food
By J BaulkmanClimate Change: Changes in Rainfall Patterns Could Drive Rise in Debilitating Disease
By J Baulkman
