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Infant sleep not understood by caregivers, says study
A U.S study suggests that most caregivers of infants are not up to date on recommendations to prevent sleep related deaths from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
Scientists Seek Permission to Edit human DNA
Air Pollution Linked To Increased Deaths From Heart Disease
Teens Are More likely To Smoke If Their Parents Do
Robert Champion: Family Settles Lawsuit Against FAMU Over Drum Major's Hazing Death
Beetroot Juice May Improve Performance In Athletes
San Diego State Basketball Under NCAA Investigation, Level 1 Charges Possible (REPORTS)
Exercise Can Reduce Sadness, Suicide Ideation
By Staff ReporterParents Instrumental In Teen's Recovery From Bulimia
By Staff ReporterBreast Cancer in humans linked to bovine leukemia virus
By Rashmi KaliaDiabetes drug decreases chances of heart attacks, strokes, says study
By Rashmi KaliaProtein patch created that could heal damage by heart attacks
By Rashmi KaliaA Healthy Diet Could Reduce Risk Of Depression
By Staff ReporterSecondhand Smokers Have 22% Higher Risk Of Diabetes
By Staff ReporterNYFW: Instagram Can Predict A Model's Success
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