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Hyperthyroidism Patients More Likely to Take Extended Sick Leaves than Healthy Peers, Study
Hyperthyroidism patients are more likely to avail sick leave for extended periods than their healthy counterparts, according to a new study by University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
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People find it Difficult to Detect Flirtatious Behavior, Study
Oxford’s “Smart Glasses” Aim to Transform Lives of the Partially Blind (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterVeteran’s Request to Open Meetings with “Pledge of Allegiance” Denied at University of Wyoming
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By J BaulkmanPenn State Athletic Director Dave Joyner Expected to Resign This Week, Per Unnamed School Sources
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By J BaulkmanWorld Cup 2014: Brazil vs Mexico LIVE STREAM: Group A's Two Undefeated Teams Meet
By J BaulkmanO'Bannon vs NCAA Trial UPDATE: Mark Emmert Confirms He Will Take Witness Stand Thursday
By Russell WesterholmOld Dominion University Program Will Let Some Applicants Skip SAT, ACT Tests
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