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Researchers Discover Brain Areas That Predict Tendency to Succumb or Resist Temptations, Study
Researchers from Dartmouth College and the University of Cologne discover brain regions related to reward and self-control that help determine whether a person succumbs or resist daily temptations like food in daily life.
Corals Adapt To Rising Ocean Temperatures, Study
SJSU Expels Three Students in Hate Crime against Black Freshman (UPDATE)
Plymouth Removes Anti-Cheating Posters with Math Formulae
Mediterranean Countries Make Migrants Unhappy, Study
Obese Children With Supermarket Access More Likely To Lose Weight
Cigarette Smoking During Pregnancy May Increase Heart Defect Risk In Babies
Nightmares May Be A Signal Of A Child Being Bullied
By Jaleesa BaulkmanCondoleezza Rice Rutgers Commencement Controversy: Former Secretary of State Turns Down Speech Invite
By Russell WesterholmMERS Virus In USA for First Time; CDC Investigating Case of Man Who Traveled From Riyadh to Indiana
By Russell WesterholmLSU Outfielder Jared Foster Makes Catch of the Year in 10-Inning 5-4 Win Over Texas A&M (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmFunny Videos Improves Memory and Learning in Elderly, Study
By Staff ReporterIs Michelangelo’s David Sculpture on Verge of Collapsing?
By Staff ReporterMajority Ivy League Students Do Not Consider Study Drugs as Cheating, Study
By Staff ReporterHelmet Therapy For Flat Head Syndrome In Babies Has No Benefits
By Jaleesa Baulkman
