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Early Weight Gain In Children Linked To Heart Problems Later In Life
Children who start to rapidly put on weight at a younger age are more likely to have higher blood pressure and other signs of future heart troubles as soon as they become preteens, according to new research.
US Naval Academy Sexual Assault Complainant's Attorney Files Request for Court Documents Release
Husband Wishes To End Life Support For Pregnant Wife, But Can't Because Of Texas Law
NASA ISS Spacewalk Repairs Mission Successful On Day One, Second Mission Delayed to Christmas Eve
Twenty Percent Of College Football Bowl Game Participants Aren't Funding A Men's Cross Country Or Track Program
Man-made Emissions Influence Climate Change More Than Solar Activity
Steve Sarkisian Wants Ed Orgeron Back as Defensive Coordinator; OC Clay Helton Already Retained
Greenland Ice Hides Reservoir Of More Than 100 Billion Tons Of Water
By Jaleesa Baulkman54 Year Old Message-In-A-Bottle In Arctic Canada Shows Unusual Environmental Foresight
By Staff ReporterTim Cook Email to Employees: 'Big Plans' for 2014 to Include iWatch, Bigger iPhones?
By Russell WesterholmDennis Rodman Returns From North Korea Training Trip, Jan. 8 Exhibition Still On According To 'The Worm' And One Opportunistic Airline
By Staff ReporteriOS 7 Untethered Jailbreak Released By 'Evasi0n' Team Faces Criticism (VIDEO)
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSociology Professor Asked to Resign After a Lecture on Prostitution; Draws Support from Students and Faculty
By Staff ReporterDrug Combination Helps Reduce Aggressive Behaviour in Children with ADHD
By Staff ReporterFormer Congressman Donates Papers To University of Arkansas
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