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New Mothers Are Still Excessively Sleepy 4 Months After Giving Birth
New mothers are being urged to be cautious about returning to work too quickly, after a recent study suggests that one in two are still excessively sleepy four months after giving birth.
Removing Vending Machines From Schools May Increase Soda, Fast Food Consumption
Neuronal 'Sweet Spot' May Hold the Clues To Curbing Obesity
University of Mississippi Planning to Remove Plantation-Era Ties, Possibly Including 'Ole Miss' Nickname
Nick Marhall To Sit Out Auburn's First Game This Season for Marijuana Citation, Unclear How Long
Some Birth Control Pills May Up Breast Cancer Risk
Expressive Writing May Help Breast Cancer Survivors
Depression May Be a Risk Factor for Dementia
By J BaulkmanThe Internet May be Dangerous For People at Risk Of Suicide
By J BaulkmanUVA Student Arrested and Jailed After Buying Seltzer Water Reaches $212 Lawsuit Settlement
By Russell WesterholmCornell University Team Up with IDFA to Launch Leadership Development Program
By J BaulkmanSome Birth Control Pills May Increase Breast Cancer Risk
By J BaulkmanFlorida State Football Recruiting: Deondre Francois Highlights Seminoles' Trio of 2015 QB Commits
By Russell WesterholmMedication can Help ADHD Adults Improve Parenting Skills, Study
By Staff ReporterBradley Names Willy Wood as Cross Country/Track and Field Coach
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