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Third-Hand Smoke May Cause DNA Damage, Cancer
Leftover cigarette smoke that clings to walls and furniture could be just as deadly as first-hand smoke, according to a recent study Fox News reported.
Antarctic Moss Buried For More Than 1,500 Years Comes Back To Life
Oprah Winfrey To Sell Harpo Studios In Chicago
University Of Florida To Create Obesity Prevention Program
Climate Change Could Reduce Crop Yields As Soon As 2030
Sugars Found In Tequila May Lower Blood Glucose Levels, Help People Lose Weight
NCAA Tournament Bracket Prediction Roundup: Experts Like Michigan State and Louisville, Duke and Nova Among Snubs
British Researchers Solve Mystery of How Animals Avoid High Voltage Power Lines
By Staff ReporterClemson University Students Develop Cheap Blood Sugar Testing Kit
By Staff ReporterGlobal Warming of Just 2C Will Lead to Reduced Yields in Temperate and Tropical Regions: Study
By Staff ReporterWPI Investigates Sex Abuse Allegations
By Staff ReporterCowboys and Red Indians Costumes Sparks Controversy at Canadian University
By Staff ReporterA Plunge In U.S. Preschool Obesity? Not So Fast, Experts Say
By Staff ReporterPeople Frequently Exposed To Take-Out Food Are More Likely To Be Obese
By Jaleesa BaulkmanDiabetes May Be Linked To Pancreatic Cancer
By Jaleesa Baulkman
