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Boston Researchers Identify Impulsivity as Factor for Food Addiction and Eating Disorders
People suffering from either an eating disorder or obesity have been found to be more impulsive than their healthier peers.
Former Chancellor of UC Berkeley Backs out as Haverford’s Commencement Speaker
Forgiving Helps People to Forget Cruel Actions Against Them, Study
Harvard Student Club Cancels Satanic “Black Mass” Event for Failing to Find New Location (UPDATE)
Earth’s Crust under Antarctica is Moving Faster than Previously Believed, Study
Yoga Helps Cure Urinary Incontinence in Women, Study
Few ‘Likes’ on Facebook Affect User’s Feeling of Social Belonging, Study
Brisk Walk lowers Death Risk in Elderly Men, Study
By Staff ReporterAkron Board Names Toledo Provost as New President
By Staff ReporterClarkson Researchers Devise Formula for Boarding Planes Faster
By Staff ReporterBlack Death Survivors lived Long and Healthy than Those Before 1347 Epidemic, Study
By Staff ReporterChimps Display Personality Traits Similar to Humans, Study
By Staff ReporterTop 10 UK Universities
By Staff ReporterMiami Dolphins Suspends Defensive Back for “Horrible” Tweets about Michael Sam’s NFL Draft (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterWTAMU Alumni Donate $1Million to Support Leadership Certification Program
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