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Chronic Stress and Junk Food Increase Risk of Stroke and Diabetes, Study
People, who are extremely stressed and consume foods rich in fat and sugar, are at increased risk of developing health problems than low stressed people with similar diet chart, according to a University of California – San Francisco study.
Drinking Alcohol One Month Before Pregnancy May Cause Intestinal Birth Defect
Mother's Diet During Pregnancy Could Impact Child And Future Generations
Education Department Releases List of 55 Schools Under Investigation for Title IX and Clery Act Complaints
UV Nail Lamps May Increase Risk Of Skin Cancer
Extreme Sleep Durations Could Lead To Memory Loss In Women
Weight Gain Risk Deters Some Smokers From Quitting
Children Who Spend A Lot Of Time Outside May Be More Spiritual
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFrank Kaminsky Details Reason For Staying At Wisconsin in Lengthy Blog Post
By Russell WesterholmLight Physical Activity May Help Keep Disability At Bay
By Jaleesa BaulkmanKwasi Enin Chooses Yale a Month After Completing Ivy League Acceptance Sweep
By Russell WesterholmLow Vitamin D Levels Linked To Prostate Cancer
By Jaleesa BaulkmanParents Likely To Engage In Distracted Driving, Putting Child Passengers At Risk
By Jaleesa BaulkmanBrain Scans May Be Able To Diagnose ADHD Someday
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFinals Week Stress Tips: How to Handle Pressure Brought on By Exams
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