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University of Arkansas to Offer Car Sharing Service
E-Cigarettes May Be Harmful for Cancer Patients
Dry Roasting May Help Trigger Peanut Allergies
People Drink More Alcohol on Gym Days
Low Iron Intake During Pregnancy May Raise Autism Risk
Overweight, Obesity Linked to Stress-Induced Inflammation
University of Arkansas System Renews Partnership With Onlife Health
Eastern Connecticut State University Announces New Test-Optional Policy
Parents’ Fighting Hurts Children’s Ability to Control Emotions
E-Cigarette Users May Be More Nicotine Dependent, Less Likely to Quit Smoking
Narrow Focus on Physical Activity Removes Fun, Freedom in Kids' Playtime
Dogs Can be Pessimistic, Optimistic
Exercise May Boost Tumor-Fighting Ability of Chemotherapy
Premature Deaths Could Fall by 40% in the Next 20 Years
Same-Sex Couples May Experience More Domestic Violence than Opposite-Sex Couples
Ebola Outbreak: 6,800 New Cases Predicted This Month
Domestic Violence May Be More Frequent For Same-Sex Couples
Sibling Bullying Linked to Depression, Self-Harm
Ben & Jerry's Urged to Rename 'Hazed and Confused' Flavor
New Smartphone App Reveals Users' Mental Health, Performance, Behavior
Small Dairy Servings May Reduce Heart Disease, Stroke Risk
Former Drug Addicts Have a Lower Risk of Developing a New Addiction
Flu Vaccine for Expectant Mothers Should be a Top Priority
Sacred Heart University Rolls Out New Safety App
UB Launches Two New Law Programs for International Students
Children of College-Educated Parents Eat Healthier
Frequent Facebook Users Are More Likely to be Caught in Phishing Scams
Being Around Smart Teens May Double a Student’s Odds of Going to College
Exposure to Fighting Parents Hurts Children's Ability to Identify, Control Emotions
MIT to Launch Online Education Initiative
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