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US University Heads Unite To Condemn Hamas And Support Israel
A multifaith coalition of United States colleges and universities has released a public statement in support of Israel and opposition to Hamas.
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Indian-American Student Saved In UK After Heart Stopped Six Times
Atul Rao, from Seattle and a student from Baylor University in Texas, developed a blood clot in his lungs which stopped the blood flow through his heart.
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Diet, Not Physical Activity, Plays A Major Role In Child Obesity - Researchers Reveal
Children obesity is a major concern across the globe. This study by researchers at Baylor University finds changing diet pattern to be more responsible for this lifestyle issue.
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Woman With A Transplanted Uterus Just Gave Birth
For women with uterine factor infertility who want to be mothers, the calculus has always been heartbreakingly simple: No uterus means no pregnancy.
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U-Va. Case Provides Sobering Portrait Of Real-World Consequences Of College Party Culture
When Haley Lind was found alone in a stranger's bathroom, she was naked and in a drunken stupor, barely able to stand or speak, a raucous party raging around her. She awoke in her bed hours later, her head pounding, leaves in her hair, soaked in her own urine.
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People With 'Intellectual Arrogance' Get Better Grades, Says Study
People with higher 'intellectual arrogance' who think they know it all get better grades, a new study has found.
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Thin Models May Put Off More Women Than They Inspire Says Study
Advertising pros! Pause before you cast a thin model in your next advertisement feature. Researchers have found that thin models could alienate up to 70 percent of your audience.
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New pope revives question: What is a 'Latino?'
He is being hailed with pride and wonder as the "first Latino pope," a native Spanish speaker born and raised in the South American nation of Argentina. But for some Latinos in the United States, there's a catch: Pope Francis' parents were born in Italy.
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US University Heads Unite To Condemn Hamas And Support Israel
A multifaith coalition of United States colleges and universities has released a public statement in support of Israel and opposition to Hamas.
-
Indian-American Student Saved In UK After Heart Stopped Six Times
Atul Rao, from Seattle and a student from Baylor University in Texas, developed a blood clot in his lungs which stopped the blood flow through his heart.
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Diet, Not Physical Activity, Plays A Major Role In Child Obesity - Researchers Reveal
Children obesity is a major concern across the globe. This study by researchers at Baylor University finds changing diet pattern to be more responsible for this lifestyle issue.
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Woman With A Transplanted Uterus Just Gave Birth
For women with uterine factor infertility who want to be mothers, the calculus has always been heartbreakingly simple: No uterus means no pregnancy.
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U-Va. Case Provides Sobering Portrait Of Real-World Consequences Of College Party Culture
When Haley Lind was found alone in a stranger's bathroom, she was naked and in a drunken stupor, barely able to stand or speak, a raucous party raging around her. She awoke in her bed hours later, her head pounding, leaves in her hair, soaked in her own urine.
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People With 'Intellectual Arrogance' Get Better Grades, Says Study
People with higher 'intellectual arrogance' who think they know it all get better grades, a new study has found.
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Thin Models May Put Off More Women Than They Inspire Says Study
Advertising pros! Pause before you cast a thin model in your next advertisement feature. Researchers have found that thin models could alienate up to 70 percent of your audience.
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New pope revives question: What is a 'Latino?'
He is being hailed with pride and wonder as the "first Latino pope," a native Spanish speaker born and raised in the South American nation of Argentina. But for some Latinos in the United States, there's a catch: Pope Francis' parents were born in Italy.
