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Researchers Question Guidelines Linking Saturated Fats and Increased Cardiac Events
A team of international scientists led by the University of Cambridge are questioning the long-standing role of saturated fat in causing heart diseases as they found no evidence of the fat increasing the risk of cardiac events.
Carlow to Introduce Intercollegiate Men’s Basketball Program Beginning Fall
British Researchers Solve Mystery of How Animals Avoid High Voltage Power Lines
Clemson University Students Develop Cheap Blood Sugar Testing Kit
Global Warming of Just 2C Will Lead to Reduced Yields in Temperate and Tropical Regions: Study
WPI Investigates Sex Abuse Allegations
Cowboys and Red Indians Costumes Sparks Controversy at Canadian University
Intelligent People More Likely to Trust Others than Naive Ones, Study
By Staff ReporterGet Married to Avoid Dying from Heart Disease, Study
By Staff ReporterDrink Water to Quench Thirst, Not to Burn Calories or Lose Weight, Nutrition Expert Says
By Staff ReporterWesleyan Student Sues Fraternity over Alleged Rape Incident
By Staff ReporterCredibility can be Determined within 500 Milliseconds of Hearing Voice, Study
By Staff ReporterChicago Researchers Reveal Secrets to Happy and Lasting Marriage
By Staff ReporterJimmy Page News 2014: Led Zeppelin Guitarist to Be Honored With Berklee School of Music Honorary Doctorate
By Russell WesterholmConscientious Young Adults Less Likely to Develop Health Problems Later, Study
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