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Angry Outbursts May Trigger Heart Attack, Stroke
People with a hot temper or experience severe anger outbursts may have an increased risk of having a heart attack or stroke, according to a recent study.
Texting And Walking Results In More Injuries Than Distracted Driving
University Of Alabama Professors Develop New Search Engine
Notre Dame Vs. North Carolina Preview And Live Stream Link: UNC An Unusual Beast
Sleep Apnea May Increase Pneumonia Risk
Russell Wilson's Baseball Career That Almost Was: Seahawks QB Workouts With Rangers' Infielders Monday Morning
Expanding Upon Mark Cuban's Proposal Ending One-And-Done College Players
Job Search Tips for College Students: Build a Positive Web Presence, Employers Will Google You
By Russell WesterholmColumbia University To No Longer Offer School Credit For Internships
By Jaleesa BaulkmanLow-Cost Catalyst Could Soon Lead to Cleaner Production of Methanol; Potentially a Promising Fuel Alternative?
By Russell WesterholmAssociated Press Men's Basketball Top 25 Released for Week 18: Virginia and Duke Replace Kansas and Syracuse in Top 5
By Russell WesterholmOldest (Clear) Sample Of Cheese Found Preserved On Asian Mummies
By Staff ReporterEverett Golson Returns to Practice for Notre Dame as an 'Evolved' QB, But Will He Start?
By Russell WesterholmAmerican Children Are Not Getting Enough Sleep, Electronic Devices Are To Blame
By Jaleesa BaulkmanWhite Noise Machines Could Do More Harm to an Infant's Than Good For Sleep
By Russell Westerholm
