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Thinner Political Candidates Have A Leg Up On More Overweight Opponents In The Polls
Thinner political candidates in the United States have an advantage over their more overweight opponents, according to a recent study UPI reported.
Jameis Winston 'Never Notified' by FSU to Appear as Witness in Ronald Darby and Chris Casher Disciplinary Hearing
Students Swayed By Relaxing, Fun Perceptions of Hookah, Ignore Health Risks
Researchers To Investigate Mobile Phones Affect On Children's Brain Development
Claire McCaskill Wants Tougher Penalties on Schools that Mishandle Sexual Violence on Campus
Exercise May Decrease Type 2 Diabetes Risk In High-Risk Women
Peyton Manning Puts Both Comedic and Football Skills on Display in UVa Valedictory Exercises Address
Little Exercise, Heavy Use Of Electronic Media Linked To Increased Risk For Type 2 Diabetes In Children
By Jaleesa BaulkmanE-Cigarettes Use Associated With Quitting Success
By Jaleesa BaulkmanKevin Ollie Coaching Rumors: UConn Reportedly Takes Him Off the Market With New Five-Year Deal Worth $15 Million
By Russell WesterholmNorth Carolina State University researchers Modify CDTI Technology to Lower Mid-air Collisions
By Staff ReporterMystery behind How Mediterranean Diet Protects Heart Solved
By Staff ReporterSammie Henson Named WVU Wrestling Coach
By Staff ReporterIndividuals Tend to Choose Partner with Similar DNA, Study
By Staff ReporterVitamin D Supplements Offer Limited Benefits to Asthma Patients
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