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Death of Parent During Childhood May Increase Mortality Risk in Early Adulthood
Experiencing the loss of a parent during childhood or adolescence has been linked to a greater risk of mortality in early adulthood, according to a recent study.
Controlling Childbirth Pain Linked To Lower Depression Risk
American University Introduces Two New Concentrations for International Relations Online Program
One-Third of Obese Children Think They're Thinner than They Are
NSA Looks to Recruit Cyber Professionals in College, An Area Experiencing a 'Critical Shortage'
Game of Thrones College Course Comes to UVA, Students To Analyze Book Series and TV Show
Consumers Are More Likely To Buy Products When Given Fewer Options
Hysterectomy Risks Spread Of Undetected Uterine Cancers, Study
By Staff ReporterVitamin D Deficiency Increases Risk of Schizophrenia, Study
By Staff ReporterHigh-Salt Diet Doubles Stroke Risk in Type-2 Diabetics, Study
By Staff ReporterFormer Penn State Coaches File Lawsuit for Unlawful Termination Over Sandusky Scandal (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterPolice Open Investigation into Homicide of FSU Law Professor
By Staff ReporterWSU Football Player Dies during Workout
By Staff ReporterBryn Mawr College Adopts Test-Optional Policy
By J BaulkmanExercise May Help Depressed Smokers Quit
By J Baulkman
