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Majority of People Struggle to Identify Obesity
The majority of people -- including healthcare professionals -- are unable to visually identify whether a person is a healthy weight, overweight or obese, according to a recent study.
Jesse Matthew Tied Forensically to 2005 Sexual Assault Victim; Near-Certain DNA Match
Emotional Awareness May Promote Healthier Eating
Saint Peter’s University Opens Center for Undocumented Students
Tydreke Powell, Former UNC Football Player, Says Coaches Knew About Paper Classes
Weight Loss Pills May Contribute To The Obesity Epidemic
WisCEL to Offer Staff, Faculty Opportunity to Collaborate on Active-Learning Courses
Austin Hatch Given Standing O After Hitting Free Throw, Michigan Freshman a 2-Time Plane Crash Survivor
By Russell WesterholmTodd Gurley Playing Status UPDATE: Named Starting Running Back for Saturday's Game Against Auburn
By Russell WesterholmSecondhand Smoke May Result in Weight Gain
By J BaulkmanMothers' Education May Be Significant To Children's Academic Success
By J BaulkmanCornerstone University to Add 7 Majors in 2015
By J BaulkmanElizabeth Warren Critical of Treasury Dept. for Endorsing Student Loan Lender Pay Raise
By Russell WesterholmJameis Winston Implicated in Sports Shaving Scheme With Former HS Teammate (REPORTS)
By Russell WesterholmUConn to Part Ways With Roper Center
By J Baulkman
