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Nearly Four Percent of American Children Are Born Before Full-Term, Study
Nearly one in every 25 children is born before the medically approved date, according to a new study conducted by the Children's hospital of Philadelphia and University of Minnesota School of Public Health.
Mystery behind Disappearance of Persian Army Solved
Abandoning Smokeless Tobacco After Heart Attack Helps Extend Life Expectancy, Study
Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements Boost Metabolism in Pregnant Women with Gestational Diabetes, Study
"Lord of the Rings" Star Ian McKellen Receives Honorary Degree from Cambridge
AAUP urges Universities to Cut Ties with Confucius Institutes for Ignoring Academic Freedom
Washburn Baseball Coach Dies in Tree-Trimming Accident
Northwestern Journalism Graduates Received Diplomas with Misspelt School Name
By Staff ReporterWomen with Four or More Children Are More Likely To Suffer From Heart Disease
By Staff ReporterFood Remnants from 4,500-Year-Old Tomb Discovered at Bristol
By Staff ReporterOregon Bans Three Ducks Basketball Players over Forcible Rape Allegations (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterAmerican Universities Partner With Solar Power Farms to Reduce Carbon Footprint
By Staff ReporterUNC Senior Crowned Miss North Carolina 2014
By Staff ReporterOSU Wins 2014 EcoCar 2 Competition
By Staff ReporterPesticides Stunt Development of Unborn Child’s Brain, Study
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