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Stress, Hostility and Depression Increase Stroke Risk in Older Adults, Study
Stress, hostility and depression increase the risk of stroke or transient ischemic attack in middle-aged and older adults, according to a University of Minnesota study.
Anti-Epileptic Drugs During Pregnancy Up Risk of Brain Impairment in Children, Study
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Barry Creamer Named Criswell College’s New President
Study Finds Nutritional and Food Safety Benefits of Organic Farming
Penn State Hires Chris Cagle as New Head Coach of Women’s Tennis Team
Letrozole Drug Increases Birth Rate in Women with PCOS, Study
Robin Bowen Officially Elected Arkansas Tech President
By Staff ReporterSamantha Aucoin Named New Women's Lacrosse Head Coach at Midland
By Staff ReporterAIU Introduces Bachelor of Healthcare Management Degree
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By Staff ReporterSTEM Graduates Find Work in Other Fields, Study
By Staff ReporterLower Back Pain Is Not Linked To Weather Conditions, Study
By Staff ReporterAmerican Students Perform Averagely on Financial Literacy Tests, OECD Survey
By Staff ReporterMajority of American Schools Do Not Investigate Sexual Assault Cases: Sen. Claire McCaskill
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