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Excess Weight Linked To Nearly 500,000 New Cancer Cases Worldwide
Nearly 500,000 new cancer cases a year are attributable to the rising average body mass index (BMI) and excess body weight, and are "realistically avoidable," according to a recent study.
Boys Are More Likely to Be Stillborn
Dogs Show Humans When They Are Listening, Can Also Process Emotion and Emphasis
Dr. Who Class Coming to Syracuse University, Will Analyze Television and Culture Simultaneously
Centipede Genome Sequenced For First Time: More Legs Doesn't Mean More Genes
Teens Prescribed Anxiety, Sleep Medications May Be At Risk For Drug Abuse
Full-Day Preschool Program May Increase School Readiness
Breast Size Differences May Impact Teens' Mental Health
By Staff ReporterNew Drug Reduces Side-Effects Of 'Binge Drinking'
By Staff ReporterPersonalized Cancer Vaccines to Begin Clinical Trial
By Staff ReporterTrans Fat Consumption May Hurt Memory
By J BaulkmanCarleton University to Launch New Bursary Program
By Staff ReporterSimple Breath Test Could Diagnose Diabetes in Children
By J BaulkmanWeb-Savvy Older Adults May Better Retain 'Health Literacy'
By J BaulkmanOhio Wesleyan University Receives $250,000 Gift
By J Baulkman
