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Extensive Exposure to Media Coverage on Traumatic Events Harms Mental Health, Study
Long-time exposure to media coverage on distressing and catastrophic events can affect mental health, according to a University of California, Irvine study.
British Scientist Names Mysterious Object on Saturn’s Ring ‘Peggy’ After His Mother-In-law
Food Poisoning and Pneumonia Causing Bacteria Hide Deep inside the Nose, Study
Being Attractive Fetches an Extra Credit in High School?
Bryan Harsin Leaves ASU for Boise State; Fans Disappointed With the Departure
Lizard's Airflow May Have Evolved Before Dinosaurs
Men And Women Who Fear Being Single Tend To End Up In Bad Relationships
University of New Hampshire Releases New $65,000 Logo to Underwhelming Response (PHOTO)
By Russell WesterholmMississippi Is The Least Healthy State in the U.S. For Second Year In a Row
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUS Health Improves In Obesity, Smoking, And More On Its Way To A Healthy 2013
By Staff ReporterNCAA President Mark Emmert Will Not Pay College Athletes, But Is Reportedly Considering Other Concessions
By Russell WesterholmMars One Foundation Draws More Than 200,000 Applicants For One-Way Ticket to Red Planet
By Jaleesa BaulkmanAntacids Linked to Higher Risk of Vitamin B12 Deficiency, Why Some Experts Are Not Concerned
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Pennsylvania Engineering Students Design Low-Cost High-Tech Robotic 'Titan Arm' (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmTwo Lemoyne Students Robbed At Gunpoint
By Jaleesa Baulkman
