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Mar 07, 2013 06:22 PM EST

100 Pounds of Nutella a Day: Columbia University Students Love it, but how Healthy is it?

College students love Nutella. It's simply a fact, and according to statistics from students at Columbia University, they just can't get enough of it. But how healthy is it?

Mar 07, 2013 05:01 PM EST

First Time Mothers may be at a Greater Risk for Symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

A new study shows a mother's necessity to buy name-brand baby shampoo and clothes for junior might not just be a phase.

Mar 07, 2013 04:37 PM EST

Weight Loss for Heart-Failure Patients may be a Warning Sign

For most, weight loss of any kind is the result of intentional, restrictive dietary habits or an unexpected surprise. However, recent reports show that weight loss for heart failure patients may do more harm than good.

Mar 07, 2013 04:04 PM EST

Gender Benchmark Study Shows Equality Gap, India Makes Slow Progress with Careers for Women in Science and Technology

A new gender benchmarking study shows that India is making slow progress for women's advancement in the scientific and technological fields.

Mar 07, 2013 09:09 AM EST

Researchers Push for Healthier Water Drinking Requirements in Schools

Researchers are helping push for new policies in day care and education centers across the country to implement better water drinking requirements based on the findings of a recent study.

Mar 07, 2013 08:47 AM EST

Salt may be Linked to Autoimmune Disease, Average American Consumes 50 Percent more than Recommended Daily Amount

Our favorite salty snacks may be triggering autoimmune disease, according to recent studies.

Mar 07, 2013 01:18 AM EST

Processed Meat Shows Increase for Premature Death, Higher Risks for Cancer

Studies show that a whopping half a million men and women show health concerns relating to cardiovascular disease and cancer based on the consumption of processed meat, according to the journal BMC Medicine.

Mar 07, 2013 12:43 AM EST

Does Exercise help keep you Sane? Fitness Increases Blood and Oxygen to Pre-Frontal Cortex

For workout lovers everywhere, statistics show that it might actually be true that a little cardio or yoga will help keep you sane.

Mar 07, 2013 12:22 AM EST

Cornell University Researchers Discover Origin of Epithelial Ovarian Cancer

According to reports from Cornell University researchers, they have recently discovered a likely origin of epithelial ovarian, the fifth leading cause of cancer death among women in the United States.

Mar 06, 2013 11:20 PM EST

Bumble Bee Tuna Recall: San Diego Company States that 5-ounce cans may Spoil from Loose Seals

For pescatarians, a recent recall might prevent you from indulging in one of your favorite sandwiches.

Mar 06, 2013 08:12 PM EST

Some Processed Meats Linked to Higher Rates of Cancer and Heart Disease, Possibly due to Preservatives

For breakfast lovers and lunchmeat fanatics, it is a sad day. Two of the staple foods-bacon and bologna-have been shown to accelerate the risk of two big time killers: cancer and heart disease.

Mar 06, 2013 07:38 PM EST

'Snowquester': Storm Hits Washington, Including Power Outages (VIDEO)

The winter storm that hit the Midwest will now be rolling through the mid-Atlantic area, ready to hit our nation's capital, with potential power outages.

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100 Pounds of Nutella a Day: Columbia University Students Love it, but how Healthy is it?

First Time Mothers may be at a Greater Risk for Symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Weight Loss for Heart-Failure Patients may be a Warning Sign

Gender Benchmark Study Shows Equality Gap, India Makes Slow Progress with Careers for Women in Science and Technology

Researchers Push for Healthier Water Drinking Requirements in Schools

Salt may be Linked to Autoimmune Disease, Average American Consumes 50 Percent more than Recommended Daily Amount

Processed Meat Shows Increase for Premature Death, Higher Risks for Cancer

Does Exercise help keep you Sane? Fitness Increases Blood and Oxygen to Pre-Frontal Cortex

Cornell University Researchers Discover Origin of Epithelial Ovarian Cancer

Bumble Bee Tuna Recall: San Diego Company States that 5-ounce cans may Spoil from Loose Seals

Some Processed Meats Linked to Higher Rates of Cancer and Heart Disease, Possibly due to Preservatives

'Snowquester': Storm Hits Washington, Including Power Outages (VIDEO)

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