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Fewer Children At Risk For Vitamin D Deficiency
Fewer children are at risk of having insufficient or deficient levels of vitamin D, according to a recent study.
School Official Says Guns On Campus Could 'Easily Trigger' Violence
Antibiotic-Resistant Infections Are On The Rise
Tom Izzo, Master Of The NCAA Tournament, Content At Michigan State, Where He's Averaged Better Than A Sweet 16 Appearance For Last 17 Seasons
Researchers Analyze What Women Want In A Male Dancer
College Athletes Facing an Increased Risk of Depression; How the NCAA is Addressing the Growing Problem
Four Years Later, Four Loko And States Reach Agreement On Controversial Alcoholic Energy Drink
Second Half of Ancient Sea Turtle Bone Matched to First Half After 160 Years Split Apart
By Russell WesterholmLiquid Nicotine In E-Cigarettes May Be Deadly
By Jaleesa BaulkmanBilly Donovan Signs Contract Extension and Raise with Florida Laced With Bonuses
By Russell WesterholmRussia-U.S. Tensions Over Ukraine Crisis Will Not Deter Soyuz Spacecraft From Bringing Three Crewmembers to ISS (LIVE Stream)
By Russell WesterholmToddlers Who Sleep Less May Have An Increased Risk For Obesity
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUniversity Of Loyola's (Chicago) Student Government Asks School To Divest From Pro-Israeli Companies With Questionable Practices
By Staff ReporterMarijuana Pills And Sprays May Ease Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
By Jaleesa BaulkmanNASA Allows Public To Vote On Suit Design For Upcoming Mars Simulations, Choose Between 'Biomimicry,' 'Technology,' Or 'Trends In Society'
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