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Moles Increase Melanoma Risk, Study
Moles increase the risk of developing melanoma, the most deadliest type of skin cancer, by four times, according to a study by the University of Melbourne, University of Oxford, and the Epworth HealthCare.
Mentally Ill Patients More Likely To Be Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence, Study
Past Sexual Assault Increases Risk of Future Attack for College Women, Study
Sleep Deprivation Can Cause Decline in Brain Volume, Study
Harvard School of Public Health Receives $350 million From The Morningside Foundation
Drexel Researchers Find Skeleton of Largest Dinosaur Species Ever
Four Universities Added To List of Institutions Mishandling Sexual Assault Cases
Potassium-Rich Foods Lower Stroke and Death Risk In Postmenopausal Women, Study
By Staff ReporterLaverne Cox of "Orange is the New Black" Fame To Speak at Syracuse's LGBT Event
By Staff ReporterUSFP Receives Largest Single Donation in School’s History
By Staff Reporter“Blood Bucket Challenge” at Ohio University Sparks Outrage
By Staff ReporterPat McCabe Named as Head Coach of Women’s Lacrosse Program at Adelphi
By Staff ReporterTop 10 Computer Science Colleges Based On Salary Packages
By Staff ReporterObese Teens More Likely To Take Up Smoking, Study
By Staff ReporterIowa Professor to Lead “Million Robot March” To Protest Pink Locker Rooms at Kinnick Stadium
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