Special Reports
Children Exposed To Bullying Are More Likey To Hallucinate And Hear Voices
A new study has shown that children who are exposed to bullying have an increased risk of developing psychotic experiences in their adulthood.
Marijuana Use Increase Among Teens, As Perceived Risk Decrease
Older Women Spend Most Of Their Day Sedentary At Higher Risk For Health Problems
People Living In Poverty Could Overcome It With Self-Affirmation
Top 10 Highest Paid Private College Presidents; Why Harvard's Leader Is Nowhere Close To Top
James Bond Is An Alcoholic, At Risk Of Early Death
Non-concussion Head Impacts In Contact Sports Could Result In Lower Test Scores
Baruch College Freshman Dies From Fraternity Hazing Ritual; Police Investigating
By Russell WesterholmUConn Officially Facing Federal Investigation For Complaints of Mishandled Reports of Sexual Misconduct
By Russell WesterholmEarly Puberty May Cause Problem-Child Behavior in Teens
By Jaleesa BaulkmanHealthier Diets Cost About $550 More Per Year Than Unhealthy Options
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFirst Known Predator, Orchid Mantis, Mimics Flowers To Catch Prey
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSex Could Partially Reverse The Negative Effects Of Aging
By Jaleesa BaulkmanA Positive School Climate Is An Effective Way To Prevent Bullying
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSushi Could Increase Risk Cardiovascular Disease
By Jaleesa Baulkman
