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Feelings About One's Own Weight Influence Bariatric Surgery Success
Internalized weight bias, or negative feelings about one's own weight, influences the success people have after undergoing weight loss surgery, according to a recent study.
University of Virginia Offers New International Research Opportunities for Underrepresented Students
Hanley Wood Launches Greenbuild University
SEC Preseason Voting is In; Kentucky Picked to Win Conference, Starting 5 to Contend for POY
Ed O'Bannon Lawyers Asking for $50.2 Million From NCAA in Fees and Expenses
DNA Analysis Study May Re-Date Human History, Narrows Period of Interbreeding With Neanderthals at 50,000-60,000 Years Ago
UNC Academic Fraud Probe Complete: Investigator Finds 3,000+ Students Took 'Paper Classes' Over 20 Years
Purdue University Unveils Plan to Launch Nutrition Research Center
By J BaulkmaniPad Air 2, iPad Mini Review Roundup: Light, Thin and Fast But Still Quite Expensive
By Russell WesterholmWest Virginia University Will implement $4.89M Intervention to Reduce Obesity
By Staff ReporterGeorgia to Apply for Todd Gurley's Reinstatement; Any Further Punishment Depends on Evidence
By Russell WesterholmEarly Humans Were Lactose Intolerant For Thousands of Years While Their Genes Adjusted to Farming and Agriculture
By Russell WesterholmUA Students to Perform Beautification, Enhancement Projects at Local Schools
By J BaulkmanKeene Pumpkin Festival Aftermath: Students Helping Identify Rioters in Videos and Photos
By Russell WesterholmTrivial Graphs, Formulas Can Be Misleading
By J Baulkman
