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Smoking Bans May Reduce Premature Births, Asthma Attacks
Public smoking bans have helped reduced the rates of both preterm births and children's hospital attendance for asthma by 10 percent, according to a recent study Reuters reported.
Musicians, Artists And Writers May Have A Higher Risk Of Developing Bipolar Disorder
Conrad N. Hilton College to Offer Bachelor's Degree in San Antonio
Nonprofit Launches New Career Online High School Program
Antidepressant Medications During Pregnancy Linked To Preterm Birth
Boston College Basketball Coaching Rumors: Jim Calhoun 'Not Interested', Does Not Shut Door on Coaching
Vermont To Pay For Public High School Students To Take College Courses, Rejects Funding For Those Enrolled In Religious Schools
Mike Krzyzewski Mulling Retirement? Coach K Says He's 'Looking Forward to the Next 5 Years'
By Russell WesterholmSmoke-Free Policies May Significantly Improve Public Health
By Jaleesa BaulkmanAutism May Begin When Brain Development Is Disrupted In The Womb
By Jaleesa BaulkmanTwo International Students Face Criminal Charges For Bringing Toy Gun On Campus
By Jaleesa BaulkmanNorthwestern Football Players Unionization Win UPDATE: How the Ruling Will Help Change the NCAA Forever
By Russell WesterholmAncient Marine Animal Filtered Food like Modern Whales
By Staff ReporterUVM Suspends Fraternity over Violation of Interim Suspension
By Staff ReporterSmartphone App Helps Recovering Alcoholics Stay Away from Temptation
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