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No Garden Access Linked To Childhood Obesity
New research suggests that children who have no access to a garden are more likely to become obese. Children who have no access to a garden are more likely to become obese, according to a recent study.
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Teen Pot Use Down Despite Greater Availability
Yoga May Improve Arthritis Symptoms, Mood
Jake Olson, a Blind Long Snapper, Attends First USC Football Practice as a Player
Birds who choose their own mate have more babies, says study
Steve Patterson Fired: UT - Austin Expected to Make Formal Announcement for Terminated Athletic Director
Chairs May Be 'Killing' You
By Staff ReporterMichael Deng: 37 Baruch College Pi Delta Psi Fraternity Members Charged in 2013 Hazing Death
By Russell WesterholmDelta State University Shooting: Shannon Lamb Found, Dead of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
By Russell WesterholmCancers in children linked to pesticide use
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By Rashmi KaliaSmokers Are Nearly Four Times More Likely To Lose Their Teeth
By Staff ReporterDelta State University Shooting UPDATE: Police Find Link to Homicide in Gautier, Suspect May Be Same Person
By Russell WesterholmDelta State University Shooting Suspect At Large While Schools Clears Campus (DEVELOPING)
By Russell Westerholm
