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Study Explains Why Women May Struggle More To Quit Smoking
The study found that women become dependent on nicotine faster than men and experience more difficulty quitting.
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US Teen Dies After Loose Truck Tyre Smashes Windshield On Highway
The Walton Fire Department "extricated" and transported the teenager to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center with life-threatening injuries.
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US University To Pay $14 Million To Family Of Student Athlete Who Died Of Heat Stroke
A family in the United States reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with a Kentucky university after their 20-year-old son died of a heat stroke following a workout with the wrestling team.
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25 Indians Told To Leave US University After Being Given Admission
At least 25 Indian students in their first semester of computer sciences programme at Western Kentucky University have been asked to return to India or find placement in other schools, because they did not meet the admission standards of the varsity, The New York Times said on Tuesday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on a US visit.
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How Obesity Can Put You at the Risk of Breast Cancer
Can a high-fat diet lead to breast cancer in obese women? A group of researchers at the University of Kentucky seemed to have found an answer.
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Biblical Text Deciphered From 1,500 Year Old Scroll
Scientists have for the first time been able to read Biblical verses from a badly burned scroll that is at least 1,500 years old.
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Kentucky Firefighter Critical After Ice Bucket Challenge Mishap
A Kentucky firefighter was in critical condition on Friday, a day after he and three others were injured when an aerial ladder got too close to a power line when their department doused a university band with water in an "ice bucket" fundraiser.
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US Man Survives 70 Feet Fall in Mountain Crevasse in Nepal
An American climber says he fell into a crevasse on a mountain in Nepal but managed to crawl to his tent despite broken ribs and an arm before being rescued the next morning.
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Japanese touch therapy eases pain in cancer patients
Cancer patients experience easing of side-effects such as pain and nausea after a single session of Jin Shin Jyutsu, an ancient Japanese touch therapy, says a study. The study by the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center included 159 current cancer patients.
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Study Explains Why Women May Struggle More To Quit Smoking
The study found that women become dependent on nicotine faster than men and experience more difficulty quitting.
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US Teen Dies After Loose Truck Tyre Smashes Windshield On Highway
The Walton Fire Department "extricated" and transported the teenager to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center with life-threatening injuries.
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US University To Pay $14 Million To Family Of Student Athlete Who Died Of Heat Stroke
A family in the United States reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with a Kentucky university after their 20-year-old son died of a heat stroke following a workout with the wrestling team.
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25 Indians Told To Leave US University After Being Given Admission
At least 25 Indian students in their first semester of computer sciences programme at Western Kentucky University have been asked to return to India or find placement in other schools, because they did not meet the admission standards of the varsity, The New York Times said on Tuesday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on a US visit.
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How Obesity Can Put You at the Risk of Breast Cancer
Can a high-fat diet lead to breast cancer in obese women? A group of researchers at the University of Kentucky seemed to have found an answer.
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Biblical Text Deciphered From 1,500 Year Old Scroll
Scientists have for the first time been able to read Biblical verses from a badly burned scroll that is at least 1,500 years old.
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Kentucky Firefighter Critical After Ice Bucket Challenge Mishap
A Kentucky firefighter was in critical condition on Friday, a day after he and three others were injured when an aerial ladder got too close to a power line when their department doused a university band with water in an "ice bucket" fundraiser.
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US Man Survives 70 Feet Fall in Mountain Crevasse in Nepal
An American climber says he fell into a crevasse on a mountain in Nepal but managed to crawl to his tent despite broken ribs and an arm before being rescued the next morning.
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Japanese touch therapy eases pain in cancer patients
Cancer patients experience easing of side-effects such as pain and nausea after a single session of Jin Shin Jyutsu, an ancient Japanese touch therapy, says a study. The study by the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center included 159 current cancer patients.
