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White Women at Greater Breast Cancer Risk than Blacks, South Asians: Study
White women are more likely to develop breast cancer than their black and south Asian counterparts because they engage in heavy drinking, spend less time breastfeeding and produce fewer kids, according to an analysis of data from the Million Women Study.
Young Adults More Likely to Experiment With E-Cigarettes Due To ‘Safe Tag,’ Study
First Dinosaur Fossils Discovered In Saudi Arabia
Suburbs Release More Greenhouse Gases than Cities, Study
Big Ten Suspends UI Head Basketball Coach for Unprofessional Conduct
Practicing In a Timely Manner Helps to Acquire a Skill Quicker, Study
Manhattan Judge Blocks NYC’s $6 Billion Expansion Plan In Greenwich Village
Number of Smokers and Cigarette Consumption Rapidly Rising Worldwide, Study
By Staff ReporterPennsylvania Researchers Discover Tomb of Egypt’s First King Of 13th Dynasty
By Staff ReporterBingham Canyon Mine Landslide; the Largest Non-Volcanic Incident in North America’s Modern History
By Staff ReporterULM Alum Donates $1 Million For Creation of International Student Center
By Staff ReporterPets with ‘Puppy Dog Eyes’ Expressions Attract More Potential Owners, Study
By Staff ReporterGreen Environments Fuel Sustained Improvement in Mental Health, Study
By Staff ReporterYale English Professor Died Of Drug Overdose (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterAdelaide Researchers Create World’s First Database of Winegrape Regions and Varieties
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