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Pediatric Training Could Improve Teen Mental Healthcare
New research suggests that training pediatric primary care providers to screen and assess depression and suicide risk in adolescent patients could improve the providers' confidence and knowledge of these conditions and increased frequency of screenings for this critical patient population.
Polar Bears Will Not Adapt to Living on Land, Cannot Adapt to Terrestrial Diet
Michigan Football Roster News: Iowa Transfer QB Jake Rudock Picks Michigan, Can Play Right Away
Texting At Inappropriate Times Is Too Tempting For College Students
Cassini Spacecraft Returns Most Detailed Images of Saturn Moon Rhea to Date
NFL Draft 2015: Jameis Winston's Pro Day Was Neither Good Nor Bad and Ultimately Doesn't Matter
Consumers Spend Less When They Think About The Future
Jonathan Taylor's Domestic Violence Accuser Recants Her Accusations, Arrested
By Russell WesterholmDuke University investigating Reports of Noose Hung on Campus Early Wednesday Morning
By Russell WesterholmTiny Blackpoll Warbler Bird Can Fly 1,700 Miles Over the Ocean Without Stopping, Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmIndiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act: Kevin Ollie and UConn Coaching Staff Join Indy Boycott
By Russell WesterholmFlower Bloom Earlier In A Warming Climate
By Staff ReporterBody Temperature May Be Linked To Obesity
By Staff ReporterIce Doesn't Heal Your Injury
By Staff ReporterStop Blaming The Moon, It 'Is Innocent'
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