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Low Vitamin D Levels Linked To Increased Risk Of Multiple Sclerosis
Reduced vitamin D levels may be associated with an increased risk of multiple sclerosis, according to a new research article.
Teen Girls Lose Friends For Having Sex, Boys Gain Them
Young Adults Thinks Hookah, E-Cigarettes Are Safe Than Cigarettes
Depressed People Who Turn To Their Smartphones May Be Making Things Worse
Sigma Nu Fraternity Suspends Old Dominion Chapter for Offensive, Sexually Suggestive Banners
Healthy Pre-Pregnancy Diet Cuts Heart Defects in Newborns
Failure Can Be Rewarding
Cancer Cells Can Turn Back Into Healthy Tissue, Claim Scientists
By Rashmi KaliaHeavy Red Meat Diet May Increase Appetite, Disease Risk
By Staff ReporterDalvin Cook Trial Concludes With Not Guilty Verdict, Suspension Lifted
By Russell WesterholmAutism Linked to More Creativity
By Rashmi KaliaDementia Epidemic; 47 Million People Worldwide have Dementia
By Rashmi Kalia2 More West Nile Virus Cases in Mississippi
By Rashmi KaliaSame-Sex Couples May Face More Obstacles In Infertility Treatment
By Staff ReporterBreastfeeding May Expose Babies To Toxic Chemicals
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