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Physical Activity Lowers Depression Risk By 16 Percent, Study
Being physically active lowers the risk of depression by 16 percent, according to a University of College London study.
Danish Researchers Identify Age and Alcohol Consumption as Risk Factors for Sexual Assault
Rapid Weight Loss Is More Effective Than Steady Weight Loss, Study
Poor Women Blame Children and Troubled Love Life for Poverty, Study
Teens' Science Achievement May Depend on Wealth of Their Country
Treating Sleep Apnea in Cardiac Patients May Reduce 30-Day Hospital Readmission
Extinct Species of Kangaroos Were Huge and Could Not Hop
Eating Breakfast May Reduce Food Cravings, Overeating
By Staff ReporterRosetta Satellite Gets Green Light for Nov. 12 Landing Attempt on Comet 67P
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Michigan Regents to Review AD Dave Brandon and Recent Sideline Communication Failure
By Russell WesterholmMen and Women May Have Different Reactions to Mental Stress
By J BaulkmanHillary Clinton Talks on Student Loan Debt, Ebola, Vladimir Putin, More at UNLV Benefit Dinner
By Russell WesterholmFish Oil Supplements Have No Effect on Irregular Heartbeat
By J BaulkmanGalaxy Note 4 Review Roundup: Samsung's 4th Phablet Goes Head-to-Head With Apple's First
By Russell WesterholmBrevard College Adopts Test Optional Policy
By J Baulkman
