College
Tobacco Use Associated with Oral HPV Infection, Study
Current tobacco users or those who had higher biomarkers of tobacco exposure were more likely to be diagnosed with sexually transmitted infection oral human papillomavirus type 16 (HPV-16), according to a study by John Hopkins School of Medicine.
Indian-Born Rockford Alumnus Donates $5 Million for Business School
Poor Children More Likely To Suffer from Post-Tonsillectomy Complications, Study
Low Fitness Levels Trigger More Sleep Complaints, Study
Physical Activity Lowers Depression Risk By 16 Percent, Study
Danish Researchers Identify Age and Alcohol Consumption as Risk Factors for Sexual Assault
Rapid Weight Loss Is More Effective Than Steady Weight Loss, Study
Poor Women Blame Children and Troubled Love Life for Poverty, Study
By Staff ReporterLonely People More Likely to Use Facebook, Study
By Staff ReporterStrawberry-Baking Soda Recipe Does Not Make Teeth Sparkling White, Study
By Staff ReporterHealthy Diet and Exercise during Pregnancy Ensure Good Birth Outcomes, Study
By Staff ReporterWomen and Men Prescribed Different Treatments for High Blood Pressure, Study
By Staff ReporterPolice Hunt for Fourth Suspect in the Murder of Pittsburg State University Student
By Staff ReporterPenn State Student Charged for Fake Social Media Threats
By Staff ReporterCollege Selection Tips: Top 10 Small Cities for College Students
By Russell Westerholm
