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Scientists Achieve Potential Breakthrough in PTSD Treatment by Reassociating Painful Memories
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) causes its victims to relive troubling memories, but a new treatment shows promise in stopping such flashbacks.
Golden Globe Donated To Vanderbilt University Library
Vanderbilt Head Coach Candidates: Derek Mason Reportedly Close to Replacing James Franklin
Yale Blocks Student Run Course Evaluation Website; Site Creator Unsatisfied With Explanation
Surgeon General's Tobacco Report Calls on Hollywood to Quit Smoking
Vitamin D May Alleviate Fibromyalgia Pain
NCAA Division I 'Power Conference' Leaders Outline Major Changes Discussed at Annual Convention
Northern Arizona University To Give 3 Percent Raise To Some Faculty And Staff Members
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSettlers Of Catan Journal Entry Two: The Empty Chair
By Staff ReporterDogs and Wolves May Have Common Ancestor, But New Research Says One Did Not Evolve From the Other
By Russell WesterholmBoth Sides Of The Brain Are Used During Speech
By Jaleesa BaulkmanCollege Rankings Influence Enrollment; the Real Reason University Leaders Dislike 'Party School' Label
By Russell WesterholmOrca Whales Of Seattle's Puget Sound Deserve Greater Protection As Their Natural Habitat Increases
By Staff ReporterGoogle Contact Lens Measure Glucose in Tears: a 'Potential Game Changer,' says One Expert (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmNorth Korea Threat: Reclusive Country Demands US And South Korea Halt Military Drills
By Jaleesa Baulkman
