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Children Born Through Fertility Treatments More Likely To Be Autistic or Schizophrenic
Children born through fertility treatments are 33 percent more likely to develop psychiatric problems than those conceived through natural births, according to a University of Copenhagen study.
Tofu Ingredient Can Be Used In Solar Cell Production
Researchers Find Closest Earth-Like Planet Yet
Former Varsity Athletes More Likely To Land Better Jobs, Study
USC researchers Create Cheap Organic Batteries from Eco-Friendly Components
Asperger Syndrome Triggers Suicidal Thoughts in Patients, Study
Women with PCOS More Prone to Developing Type-2 Diabetes: Study
Losing Weight Improves Sleep Quality and Duration, Study
By Staff ReporterNearly Four Percent of American Children Are Born Before Full-Term, Study
By Staff ReporterMystery behind Disappearance of Persian Army Solved
By Staff ReporterAbandoning Smokeless Tobacco After Heart Attack Helps Extend Life Expectancy, Study
By Staff ReporterCalcium and Vitamin D Supplements Boost Metabolism in Pregnant Women with Gestational Diabetes, Study
By Staff Reporter"Lord of the Rings" Star Ian McKellen Receives Honorary Degree from Cambridge
By Staff ReporterAAUP urges Universities to Cut Ties with Confucius Institutes for Ignoring Academic Freedom
By Staff ReporterWashburn Baseball Coach Dies in Tree-Trimming Accident
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