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Negative Thinking Increases the Risk of Developing Dementia: Study
Being cynical not only increases the risk of heart disease and attacks, but also heightens the chances of developing dementia, according to a study conducted at the University of Eastern Finland Kuopio.
Stiff Arteries are the Culprit Behind High Blood Pressure
Summer Courses on Beyoncé And Miley Cyrus Offered at Rutgers and Skidmore
California Shooting Incident Reignites Debate over U.S Gun Laws
Brown Declines to Reveal Details of Emma Watson’s Undercover Guard at Graduation (UPDATE)
Low-Calorie Diet Prevents Breast Cancer from Spreading, Study
People with Lower Sensitivity to Taste Overeat, Study
Researchers Fail to Find Link between Poor Mental Health and Fluoridated Water
By Staff ReporterJust Two Minutes of Intense Exercise Twice a Week Prevents Diabetes, Study
By Staff Reporter2014, a Good Job year for College Graduate: Survey
By Staff ReporterTiny Muscles Fine-Tune Flight in Bats, Study
By Staff ReporterStocks of Organic Carbon in Deep Soils Can Affect Climate Change, Study
By Staff ReporterPAD Patients Benefit from Home-Based Exercise Programs, Study
By Staff ReporterDistilled Spirits Council Reacts to Alcohol Portrayal in Movies and Effects Study (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterCyberbullying Also Prevalent in Poor, High-Crime Neighborhoods: Study
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