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Walkable Neighborhoods May Promote Mental Health in Older Latinos
New research suggests that older Latinos living in the United States who perceive their neighborhoods as safer and more walkable are less likely to develop severe depressive symptoms, and the effect may be long term.
Hookah Smoking May Increase Risk of Cigarette Smoking
Vitamin C May Help Reduce Respiratory Workout Symptoms
HPV Vaccine Does Not Encourage Risky Sexual Behavior In Teen Girls
AP Top 25 College Basketball Poll 2014 Week 5: No.-1 Kentucky Takes Every Last 1st-Place Vote
Curiosity Rover Update: Mount Sharp May Have Once Been Surrounded By Several Large Lakes
College Football Playoff Final Rankings Reaction: Big 12 Snubbed Big Time, Considering Changes
Wittenberg University Freezes Tuition for 3rd Year in a Row
By J BaulkmanRolling Stone UVa Gang Rape Article Fallout Worries Sexual Assault Survivors and Advocates
By Russell WesterholmNew Horizon Pluto-Chasing Probe Wakes Up; NASA Preparing Spacecraft for 2015 Encounter
By Russell WesterholmScripps College To Admit Transgender Women
By J BaulkmanUNM Under Federal 'Compliance Review' from DOJ for Sexual Assault Practices and Policies
By Russell WesterholmAP Top 25 College Football Poll 2014 Week 16: Final Rankings Drop TCU Out of Top 5 in Favor of Ohio State
By Russell WesterholmCollege Football Playoff Final Rankings Released: New Year's Bowl Pairings and Full Schedule
By Russell Westerholm'Satiety Hormone' May Link Obesity to High Blood Pressure
By J Baulkman
