Special Reports
Good News: Computers Don't Rot Your Brain, They Enhance It.
In addition to exercise and good nutrition for the aging brain, using the computer to keep your mind active could prevent mild cognitive impairment (MCI). This form of cognitive decline falls in between normal age-related memory problems and the beginnings of Alzheimer's disease.
Health Care Reform Divides College Students, Recent Grads
Improving Financial Readiness for College, Just as Important as Academic Readiness
Suicides among U.S. Military Members Spiked This Year
Medical Bill Woes: One-Third of Young Adults Are Facing Debt, Troubles
Body Dysmorphic Disorder: Food Restriction Due To Body Image Disorder Linked With Suicide Risks
Unemployment Levels Fall For College Graduates, Bureau of Labor Statistics Reports
Researchers Sequence Fetus' Entire Genome From Mom's Blood and Dad's Saliva
By Staff ReporterPresident Obama Rallies in Hollywood
By Staff ReporterUsing Technology While Driving Poses Danger Among Young Drivers
By Staff ReporterDawn Loggins and the Pursuit of Happiness: Homeless Student Earns Full-Ride Scholarship to Harvard
By Staff ReporterOnly 13.5 Percent of U.S. Food Workers Earn a Living Wage
By Staff ReporterResearch Finds Correlation Between Sexual Ambiguity, Alcohol Abuse
By Staff ReporterDrug-Resistant Gonorrhea Spreading Worldwide, World Health Organization Warns
By Staff ReporterFamed Science Fiction Writer Ray Bradbury Dies at 91
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