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Difficult Behavior in Young Children May Point to Later Problems
New research suggests that if difficult behavior in young children is prolonged or especially intense, the child may have conduct disorder, a childhood psychiatric problem that could be a harbinger of antisocial behavior.
Tom Hanks Endorses Obama's Free Community College Proposal in NYT Op-Ed
Global Sea Level Rise Over Past 20 Years More Dramatic Than Previously Believed
Marcus Mariota NFL Draft Decision is Final: Reigning Heisman QB to Forgo Senior Season At Oregon
Depression, Behavioral Changes Are First Symptoms of Depression
An Avocado A Day May Lower Bad Cholesterol
Sexual Objectification May Increase Women's Fear of Crime
Lack of Exercise May be Responsible for Twice as Many Premature Deaths as Obesity
By J BaulkmanUCLA Receives Record 112,000 Student Applications
By J BaulkmanAsian Pitcher Plants Observed Using a Clever Trick to Lure Insect Prey Despite Absence of a Brain
By Russell WesterholmZach Auguste To Sit Out for Notre Dame's Game Against Georgia Tech Due to Academic Issue
By Russell WesterholmFeeling Cold May Be Contagious
By J BaulkmanAP Top 25 College Football Poll 2014: Ohio State On Top in Final Rankings, Capping Historic Ascent
By Russell WesterholmLarge Deep Sea Creatures Are Not So Massive as They Are Generally Perceived, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmOhio State National Championship Victory Gets the Presidential 'Congrats'
By Russell Westerholm
