J Baulkman
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Consumers Associate Green Products With Lower Quality
Aspirin May Reduce the Risk of Reoccurring Blood Clots
Less Domestic Violence Among Married Couples Who Smoke Pot
Dog-Friendly Neighborhoods Could Tackle Obesity
People With Eating Disorders Are More Likely to Develop Autoimmune Diseases
Medical Marijuana Could Reduce Drug Abuse
'Sleep Drunkenness' Disorder May Affect One in Seven People
Exposure to Toxins Makes Granddaughters More Susceptible to Stress
Western Illinois University MBA Now Offered Online
More Than 75% of Parents Think Their Overweight Children Are Healthy
Plymouth State University to Offer Admission Without SAT, ACT Tests
University of Arizona to Start Veterinary Program
ADHD Children Make Impulsive, Poor Decisions
Cutting Emissions May Make Up for some of the Cost of Carbon-Reduction Policies
Cigarettes With Low Nicotine Levels Did Not Increase Smoking
University of Houston's Plan to Require Freshmen to Live on Campus Stalled
Sexual Objectification May Lead to Sexual Pressure, Coercion
Breakfast May Not Be the Most Important Meal of the Day
U. of Mary Washington Student Paper Changes Its Name
California Legislatures Approves Bill That Would Allow Community Colleges to Offer 4-Year Degrees
College Students Are More Sleep Deprived, Have Trouble Managing Stress
Increased Use of Digital Media May Hurt Social Skills
Using Rule of Thumb When Pouring Wine May Lower Alcohol Consumption
Low Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes May Not Lead to More Smoking
New College Success Program Vows to Increase Graduation Rates
Rasmussen College to Expand School of Nursing in Kansas
People Are Interested in Their Own Outcomes, Less Concerned About Inequity of Others
12 SUNY Campuses to Receive Antidote to Heroin
Smartphone Dependence Can Bring on Anxiety
Reading 'Fifty Shades of Grey' Associated With Harmful Behavior
