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University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Announces Community College Tuition Waiver Program
Social Host Laws May Prevent Underage Drinking
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to Establish National Center for Technological Advancement
Sleep Problems Are Common Among Children With Psychiatric Disorders
Being Around Young Children May Reduce Menopausal Symptoms
Obese Youth with Leukemia Twice as Likely to Have Persistent Disease
Making Mistakes While Learning Benefits Memory
People With Mental Health Disorders At Higher Risk For Heart Disease, Stroke
Flu Vaccine May Prevent Heart Disease
Rowan University, Stockton College Announce Five-Year Dual Degree Program
First Nations Launch Native Agriculture and Food Systems Scholarship Program
High Levels of Toxic Mold Found in Herbal Medicines
Bullying in Schools Still Prevalent
Heart Drug May Help Treat ALS
FIU to Launch After School Program
Birds Roosting in Large Groups May Be Less Likely to Contract West Nile Virus
Marijuana Use May Not Affect Teens' Intelligence, School Performance
Mental Rest, Reflection May Boost Learning
University of the Pacific to Launch Bay Area's First Music Therapy Program
Algoma University Hires New Academic Dean
Sleep Difficulties May Be Common Among Children With Psychiatric Disorders
Country's 'Personality' Influences Environmental Stewardship
Cell Phones May Help College Students With Drinking Problems
Many Americans Have Poor Nutrition
Xavier University Receives $19.6 Million Grant From NIH
Herbal Medicines May Contain Dangerous Levels of Toxic Mold
Music Therapy May Reduce Depression in Children, Adolescents
Skin Patch Could One Day Replace the Syringe for Disease Diagnosis
Alcohol Linked to Better Memory in Older Adults
Feelings About One's Own Weight Influence Bariatric Surgery Success
Special Report
- College
Police Academy to Open at Elizabethtown College with Act 120 Training, the First in Lancaster
- Students
Colorado College Urges International Students to Return Ahead of Trump's Inauguration
- Ivy League
Professors Say UnitedHealthcare CEO Murderer and UPenn Alum is a Result of 'Ivy League 'Radicalization'
