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Self-Reported Memory Complaints Strong Predictors of Cognitive Impairment Later in Life, Study
Self-reported memory complaints have been found to be strong predictors of clinical memory impairment later in life, according to a new study by the University of Kentucky's Sanders-Brown Center on Aging.
Apples Prevent Inflammation and Diabetes Among Obese, Study
Illegal Immigrants Can Now Apply For Federal Loans at UC and CSU
Only Few Sexual Assault Perpetrators Get Expelled, Survey
Clemson Alumnus Donates $100,000 to Financially Support Intellectually Disabled Students
Body of Missing ISU Student Found in Car Truck in Iowa City
Top 10 American Colleges with Largest Undergraduate Student Populations
Blood Tests Can Identify Psychosis Risk in Psychiatric Patients, Study
By Staff ReporterFear of Failure Can Affect Student’s Motivation and Attitude to Learn, Study
By Staff ReporterBrief Interventions Prevent Increased Risk of Depressive Symptoms, Study
By Staff ReporterTalk Therapy More Effective Against Social Anxiety Disorder, Study
By Staff ReporterFired Marching Band Director Sues OSU President for Unlawful Termination (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterObese Teens Earn Less in Adulthood, Study
By Staff ReporterCalcium Levels Can Be Used As an Early Indicator of Cancer, Study
By Staff ReporterWeight Loss Surgery Less Likely To Treat Depression among Obese and Overweight Patients, Study
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