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Menstrual Pain Slows Down Accuracy and Intelligence in Women, Study
Besides causing discomfort, pain, nausea, and cramping, period pain is also found to make women less accurate and less intelligent than when they are not in pain, according to a new University of Bath study.
Low Sugar Levels the Cause of Anger against Spouses, Says Study
UMaine Fires Basketball Coach Over Dismal Season
Guardian U.S., Washington Post Share Top Pulitzer Prizes In Journalism For Coverage Of Snowden's Leaked NSA Files
Severe Sleep Apnea May Increase Risk Of Stroke, Cancer, Death
Pace University Professor Looks At Pubic Hair Trends
Jameis Winston Admits to Sometimes Being 'Drained' From Playing Baseball and Football; QB/Closer Says He 'Loves It'
Who Killed Joffrey Baratheon? Purple Wedding Murder Conspiracy Solved; (SPOILERS)
By Russell WesterholmSt. John's Swat Machine Chris Obekpa Likely To Return To School Amid Wacky Red Storm Offseason
By Staff ReporterKevin Ware Confirms He is Transferring to Georgia State, Thanks Louisville Supporters
By Russell WesterholmOberlin College Rescinds 'Trigger Policy' After Criticism From Faculty Members, Others
By Staff ReporterIPCC Report 2014: U.N. Climate Change Panel Urges Instant Action From World Leaders to Curb Global Warming
By Russell WesterholmYoung People With Epilepsy More Likely To Overdose On Medication
By Jaleesa BaulkmanNutrient-Rich Forests May Absorb More Carbon
By Jaleesa BaulkmanBlood Moon Eclipse To Be Visible Tuesday
By Jaleesa Baulkman
