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Cognitive Impairment Increases Stroke Risk, Study
People suffering from cognitive impairment face heightened risk of suffering a stroke than those with normal cognitive function, according to a new study by the Medical University of South Carolina.
Gut Bacteria Protects Against Food Allergies, Study
Black Carbon Increases Cardiovascular Disease Risk among Women, Study
Poor Britons Eat More Salt Than Rich Ones, Study
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Effective in Treating Sleep Apnea in Older People, Study
Gender Linked To Crash Type and Injury Severity, Study
Nick Rohner Named New Tennis Coach for Wittenberg Tigers
Daily Caller’s Top 10 American Universities
By Staff ReporterSenegal Basketball Recruit Denied Admission to Minnesota University Due to Poor English Scores
By Staff ReporterStudy Explains Why Human Children Grow Slowly
By Staff ReporterNCAA Suspends WV Cornerback for Three Games over Academic Eligibility Issues
By Staff ReporterLiberty Launches Bachelor and Master Degrees in Fine Arts for Spring
By Staff ReporterMichael Lindberg to Lead Athletic Department at Wells College
By Staff ReporterUCSD Tops Washington Magazine’s Annual College Ranking Survey
By Staff ReporterThree Convicts Sentenced In Murder of Pennsylvanian College Football Player
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