Special Reports
Teenagers Not Open Much to Discussions with Doctors About Sex: Study
A latest research reveals that less than two thirds of doctors and teens discuss about sex. It seems that teenagers are hesitant to talk about sex with their physicians.
World War II Veteran Donates $1 Million to GVSU
Eating Slowly Might Not Help Obese Lose Weight
Moderate Drinking Improves Immune System: Study
Weekly Commitments to Quit Smoking Help More than Annual Ones: Study
Toys, Books And Other Day Care Items Can Harbor Dangerous Bacteria For Long Periods
Baby Boys Prefer Playing with Dolls than Cars and Trucks: Study
Ohio Teacher Suspended for Making Racial Comments at Black Student
By Staff ReporterConcussions And Poor Memory Linked To Alzheimer's Disease
By Jaleesa BaulkmanExcitement Can Overcome Anxiety
By Jaleesa BaulkmanReliving Trauma Better Aids Rape Victims Than Supportive Counseling
By Jaleesa BaulkmanBariatric Surgery: Benefits Of Weight Loss Procedures Outweigh Risks
By Jaleesa BaulkmanMen Are Likely To Have Weak Or No Response To Flu Vaccine
By Jaleesa BaulkmanStudying Without Breaks during Exams Affects Retention Ability Adversely
By Staff ReporterSociology Professor Asked to Resign After a Lecture on Prostitution; Draws Support from Students and Faculty
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