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New Study Shows Promise for First Effective Medicine to Treat Cocaine Dependence
New research published in JAMA Psychiatry reveals that topiramate, a drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat epilepsy and migraine headaches, also could be the first reliable medication to help treat cocaine dependence.
South Carolina vs. Missouri LIVE STREAM: WATCH Missouri Try to Continue Their Meteoric Rise in the BCS
Crypto Locker Virus: New Aggressive Computer Virus Demands Ransom
Students Check Their Phones 11 Times per Class, Survey
Climate Change Causing Worse Wildfires and the Lingering Smoke that Can Drift Across State Lines
Men Likes Hugs and Cuddles As Much As Women Do
Increase Grades Directly Tied With Daily Exercise
Kansas’ Journalism Professor Suspended Over Controversial Navy Yard Shooting Tweet Returns to Campus (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterAlmonds Reduce Hunger and Prevent Weight Gain, Study
By Staff ReporterUWS Music Professor Resigns Following Independent Investigation into Criminal Convictions
By Staff ReporterOxford’s Rugby Club Apologizes for Issuing Crude Drinking Party Invite
By Staff ReporterExpelled Economics Professor Fired Because Of His Poor Academic Performance, Peking Officials Say (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterPeer Pressure Can Influence Food Choices at Restaurants
By Staff ReporterSyrian Government Mounts Immunization Effort Ahead of Impending Polio Outbreak; Efforts Complicated by Civil War
By Russell WesterholmConsumer Financial Protection Bureau Lauded for Handling Student Loan Borrowers' Complaints Against Lenders
By Russell Westerholm
