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BP Spill Weakens Swimming Performance of Juvenile Mahi-Mahi, Study
The swimming performance of popular fish Mahi-Mahi has reduced by 37 percent, according to a University of Miami study.
Higher Death Rates from Prescribed Painkillers in U.S. and Canada Observed
RIC Names Michael Byrnes as New Men’s Basketball Head Coach
Temple University Purchases William Penn High for $15 Million
Washington Student Charged for Posting Online Threats and Praising Californian Gun Massacre
RMU - First U.S. University to Offer “League of Legends” Gaming Scholarship
Physically Fit Teenagers Perform Better in Exams than Inactive Peers, Study
Young Women with Depression are at an Increased Risk of Suffering from Heart Problems, Study
By Staff ReporterGoogle’s $50 Million Initiative Aims To Attract More Girls to Take Up Computer Science Careers (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterTop 10 Biggest-Spending Wrestling Programs in United States
By Staff ReporterRe-Routing Flights Can Lower Effects of Aircrafts on Global Warming, Study
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Sheffield Returns 300-Year Old Tapestry, Looted By Nazis, To French Family
By Staff ReporterHyperthyroidism Patients More Likely to Take Extended Sick Leaves than Healthy Peers, Study
By Staff ReporterSydney Kimmel Foundation Donates $110 million to Thomas Jefferson Medical College
By Staff Reporter“Healthy” Food Labels Dupe Customers into Believing Products are More Beneficial: Study
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