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Anger Linked To Heart Attack Risk
New research suggests that feeling angry could trigger a heart attack. New research suggests that feeling angry could trigger a heart attack. Researchers at the University of Sydney found that the risk of a heart attack is 8.
Spring Break 2015: 2 Troy University Students Arrested for Sexually Assaulting Woman on Panama City Beach
Eating Out May Be Linked To High Blood Pressure
Nova Southeastern University To Launch Three New Colleges
Notre Dame Football News: Everett Golson Not Addressing LSU Transfer Rumors, Dedicated to Irish QB Competition
Altering Foods' Pore Size, Numbers May Reduce Salt Intake
Maryland Close to Passing Privacy Bill to Protect Students' Social Media Accounts
Astronomers Challenge Idea that Universe is Expanding at an Increasingly Fast Pace
By Russell WesterholmJon Hamm Implicated in 1991 Lawsuit for Violently Hazing Fraternity Pledge at UT
By Russell WesterholmJohn Wooden Award 2015: Frank Kaminsky, Breanna Stewart Each Complete Trophy Sweep
By Russell WesterholmPeople Are More Likely To Improve Lifestyle If Their Partner Joins Them
By Staff ReporterDoctors At University Of California Start Rolling Strike
By Staff ReporterDomestic Violence, Drug Problems May Increase Asthma Risk In Children
By Staff ReporterStorytelling In Video Games Comes With Many Benefits
By Staff ReporterSmartphones Could Function As Early Warning Systems For Earthquakes
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