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Research Offers Promising Blood Test For Treating Depression, Bipolar Disorder
A breakthrough study by Indiana University School of Medicine sheds new light on the biological basis of mood disorders and offers a promising blood test aimed at a precision medicine approach to treatment.
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Nurse Removed From Hospital After Saying White Boys 'Should Be Sacrificed To The Wolves'
An Indiana hospital system says a nurse is no longer an employee after she was tied to a message on Twitter claiming white women are raising sons "with the HIGHEST propensity to be a terrorist, rapist, racist, killer, and domestic violence all star."
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Can Living Near Fast Food Joints Affect Your Weight?
According to researchers from Indiana University, living near fast-food restaurants and supermarkets hardly has any impact on an individual's body mass index and therefore, may not affect their weight.
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Caffeine is Not All Bad: It Can Prevent Dementia and Alzheimer's
According to a new study done by Indiana University, little doses of caffeine can protect the brain against several degenerative neurological disorders like dementia.
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Why You Need More Magnesium in Your Daily Diet
Daily magnesium intake may be beneficial in preventing pancreatic cancer, researchers from Indiana University (IU) have found.
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E-Cigarette Use Linked to Problematic Drinking
E-cigarettes, widely promoted as a 'healthy' alternative to smoking, could lead to problematic drinking, a new study has warned.
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Here's Why More Sex, Even on 'Off' Days, May Up Your Chances of Pregnancy
For centuries, women have used the calendar method for getting pregnant (or for avoiding getting pregnant) based on the idea that having sex on or around the days they are ovulating increases their chances of conception.
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Elinor Ostrom, only woman to get Nobel Prize for economics dies
Ostrom shared the 2009 prize for her research into how people overcome selfish interests to successfully manage natural resources.
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Research Offers Promising Blood Test For Treating Depression, Bipolar Disorder
A breakthrough study by Indiana University School of Medicine sheds new light on the biological basis of mood disorders and offers a promising blood test aimed at a precision medicine approach to treatment.
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Nurse Removed From Hospital After Saying White Boys 'Should Be Sacrificed To The Wolves'
An Indiana hospital system says a nurse is no longer an employee after she was tied to a message on Twitter claiming white women are raising sons "with the HIGHEST propensity to be a terrorist, rapist, racist, killer, and domestic violence all star."
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Can Living Near Fast Food Joints Affect Your Weight?
According to researchers from Indiana University, living near fast-food restaurants and supermarkets hardly has any impact on an individual's body mass index and therefore, may not affect their weight.
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Caffeine is Not All Bad: It Can Prevent Dementia and Alzheimer's
According to a new study done by Indiana University, little doses of caffeine can protect the brain against several degenerative neurological disorders like dementia.
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Why You Need More Magnesium in Your Daily Diet
Daily magnesium intake may be beneficial in preventing pancreatic cancer, researchers from Indiana University (IU) have found.
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E-Cigarette Use Linked to Problematic Drinking
E-cigarettes, widely promoted as a 'healthy' alternative to smoking, could lead to problematic drinking, a new study has warned.
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Here's Why More Sex, Even on 'Off' Days, May Up Your Chances of Pregnancy
For centuries, women have used the calendar method for getting pregnant (or for avoiding getting pregnant) based on the idea that having sex on or around the days they are ovulating increases their chances of conception.
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Elinor Ostrom, only woman to get Nobel Prize for economics dies
Ostrom shared the 2009 prize for her research into how people overcome selfish interests to successfully manage natural resources.
