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Father's Smoking Prior to Conception May Increase Asthma Risk in Offspring
A baby has a greater risk of developing asthma if his or her father smoked prior to conception. A baby has a greater risk of developing asthma if his or her father smoked prior to conception, according to a recent study.
Penn State Sanctions Lessened Even More: NCAA Lifts Bowl Ban Immediately, Will Restore All Scholarships Next Season
Steve Sarkisian and Pat Haden Fined for Sideline Confrontation With Referees
West Liberty University's New Program Offers Quality, Affordability, Opportunity
Sleeping on Animal Fur Early in Life May Reduce Asthma Risk
Colleges and Universities Addressing Sexual Assault on Campus, Lessening Dangerous 'Red Zone' Period
Nearly Half of Older Adults Have Difficulty With Daily Activities
Jim Delany on Big Ten's Early Struggles: Story of 2014 Football Season Yet to Be Written
By Russell WesterholmFood Craving is Stronger for Kids
By Staff ReporterEffectiveness of TB Medicine Depends on Food Consumption Timing, Study
By Staff ReporterAge Reduces Stem Cells' Ability to Repair Muscle
By Staff ReporterMoles Increase Melanoma Risk, Study
By Staff ReporterMentally Ill Patients More Likely To Be Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence, Study
By Staff ReporterPast Sexual Assault Increases Risk of Future Attack for College Women, Study
By Staff ReporterSleep Deprivation Can Cause Decline in Brain Volume, Study
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