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Smoking May Be Deadlier Than Previously Thought
New research suggests that smoking's deadly consequences are worse than previously thought, UPI reported.
Meth May Mess Up Brains of Youths Far More Than Adults
Less Healthy Foods Benefit From Supermarket Promotions More Than Healthier Foods
More Access to Physical Activity Could Save A Lot of Money in Health Costs
Big Ten Restores Penn State's Football Conference Bowl Revenue Sharing Effective Next Season
First Ever College Basketball Awards Show to Be Televised by ESPN This Spring
HPV Vaccine Not Linked to Increase in Sexually Transmitted Infections
High Seas Fishing Ban May Boost Global Catches, Equality
By J BaulkmanDogs Can Tell the Difference Between Happy and Sad On a Human Face
By Russell WesterholmVernon Adams' Jump to Oregon Sparking Resentment in FCS Toward NCAA Transfer Rules
By Russell WesterholmPlant-Based Diets May Reduce Heart Disease Risk in Obese Children
By J BaulkmanDarwin's Finches Examined in Extensive Genetic Study, Found to Have Interbred Repeatedly
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Texas Fraternity Party Under Investigation for 'Border Patrol' Themed Party
By Russell WesterholmSpaceX Gets DSCOVR Off the Ground on 3rd Attempt, Forced to Nix Rocket Re-Landing Attempt
By Russell WesterholmUNC Chapel Hill Shooting: Motive in Dispute, Was it a Hate Crime or Conflict Over a Parking Spot?
By Russell Westerholm
