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Sex Education, Moral Attitudes May Influence Contraceptive Use
Women's contraceptive use may be influenced by previous contraception education and moral attitudes, according to a recent study.
Negative Social Interactions May Increase Hypertension Risk
Man Breaks Into Homes Of Boston College Students, Tickles Their Feet
People Who Are Mean With Their Money Are Trusted Less
Jim Carrey Talks on Decision Making and Meditation in Commencement Address at Maharishi University of Management (VIDEO)
Cigarette Smoke, Other Toxins Can Make People Older Than Their Years
NASA Astronaut Identical Twins to Take Part in Yearlong Scientific Experiment
SEC Commissioner Mike Silve Believes NCAA's Rules on Agents 'Really Part of the Problem'
By Russell WesterholmCats Eat More During The Winter
By Jaleesa BaulkmanButterflies and Dragonflies Thriving in Warmer Climate By Lightening Their Coats
By Russell WesterholmTai Chi May Slow Aging Process
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFathers Who Help With Household Chores May Bolster Daughters' Aspirations
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUCSB Community Fed Up With Media Presence Near Campus in Wake of Shooting, Classes Resume After Day of Mourning
By Russell WesterholmDuring Evolution Humans Devoted More Energy to Brain Power Than to Physical Strength, New Study Suggests
By Russell WesterholmBilly Donovan Coaching Rumors: Florida Coach Not Promising He'll Return to Gators' Sideline, Listening to NBA Offers
By Russell Westerholm
