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Vaccines Saved More Than 700,000 Lives, Prevented 322 Million Illnesses In The Past 20 Years
Vaccines given to infants and young children have saved 732,000 lives, prevented 322 million illness and 21 million hospitalizations in the past 20 years, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Climate Change Could Be Accelerated By Carbon Loss In Soil
Students At University Of South Carolina Publish Guide To Its Gender Neutral Restrooms
Erectile Dysfunction Can Be Treated Without Drugs
Taking Notes By Hand Is Better For Long Term Comprehension
Bottle-Fed Babies May Have Higher Risk Of Disability, Heart Disease
Aspirin May Halve The Risk Of Colon Cancer In People With Specific Genes
HSSU Names Dwaun Warmack as New President
By Staff ReporterCongo Rainforest Lose Green Cover Due to Climate Change, Study
By Staff ReporterModerate Physical Activity Keeps Alzheimer’s at Bay, Study
By Staff ReporterBaltimore Students to Receive Free Tuition in Final Semester upon Completion of Degree in 4 Years
By Staff ReporterIncreased Meat Consumption Elevates Risk of Coronary Heart Diseases, Study
By Staff ReporterMarijuana Use May Increase Risk Of Heart Problems
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSugary Drinks Contribute To The Nation's Obesity Epidemic
By Jaleesa BaulkmanHarvard Students Start Food Delivery Service, Administration Shuts Business Down
By Jaleesa Baulkman
