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Single Mothers May Have Poorer Health Later In Life
Women who become single mothers between the ages of 16 and 49 are more likely to have poorer health later in life, according to a recent study.
High Salt Diet May Delay Puberty
NCAA Men's Basketball Pace of Play: Rule Proposals Include 30-Second Shot Clock
Maryland Football Recruiting Class: Dwayne Haskins Jr, 4-Star QB, Commits to Terps
Kennesaw State Places Abby Dawson on Leave While Investigating Viral Video
Even Olympic Athletes May Be At Risk For Cardiovascular Disease
Ashford University Launches Three New Master's Programs
Globular Star Clusters Observed Orbiting Distant Galaxy in New Study
By Russell WesterholmSmokers Are More Likely To Quit When Money Is An Incentive
By Staff ReporterSweet Briar College President Will Not Attend School's Final Commencement Ceremony
By Russell WesterholmGiant Squid Washes Up in New Zealand, On Display While Samples Tested
By Russell WesterholmDU Student Who Woke Up Paralyzed in Detox Center Now In 'Serious Condition' (UPDATE)
By Russell Westerholm30 Minutes Of Exercise May Help Older Men Live Longer
By Staff ReporterGregory Fenves Rejected a $1M Salary as UT-Austin President, Asked for Less
By Russell WesterholmAntarctic Peninsula's Larsen B Ice Shelf Will Inevitably Disappear, NASA Study Finds
By Russell Westerholm
