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Too Much Sitting Linked To Liver Disease
Video Game Warnings Fall Short When It Comes To Tobacco Content
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked To Accelerated Cognitive Decline In Older Adults
No Garden Access Linked To Childhood Obesity
Making Kids Play Outside May Cut Their Risk Of Nearsightedness
Teen Pot Use Down Despite Greater Availability
Outdoor Play Reduces Rate Of Nearsightedness In Kids
Prolonged Sitting may Increase Risk of Liver Disease
Air Pollution Increases Risk Of Death From Heart Disease
Yoga May Improve Arthritis Symptoms, Mood
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked To Faster Memory Loss
Chairs May Be 'Killing' You
Smokers Are Nearly Four Times More Likely To Lose Their Teeth
Olive Oil Significantly Cuts Breast Cancer Risk
HIV Testing Decreased Among Older Adults, Risky Behaviors Remain Constant
Smokers Have A Higher Rate Of Tooth Loss
Point Park University Adopts Test-Optional Admissions Policy
World Has Lost 3% Of Its Forests In The Last 25 Years
Mediterranean Diet With Extra Olive Oil May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk By Two-Thirds
US News College Rankings 2016: Princeton University Offers The Best Value
Marijuana Use Linked To Prediabetes
Pressure To Be Cool, Look Good Detrimental To Teens
Quality Sleep Buffers The Impact Of Stress On Children
Social Media Linked To Teen Anxiety, Poor Sleep
Longer Lunch Periods Lead To Healthier Students
Toddlers Learn With Humor
Vitamin K Shots Necessary To Stop Internal Bleeding In Newborns, But Being Avoided
Eating Fish May Lower Risk Of Depression
Teenage Boys May Be More Vulnerable To Fast Food Ads
Smartwatches Are Vulnerable To Hacking Too
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