Inside Tulane's Mental Health Meltdown
At the heart of the wrenching debate is a touchy question: How much responsibility do colleges really bear for the psychological well-being of their students?
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Shigella: A Look At The Drug-Resistant Bacteria Spreading In The U.S.
The bacteria causes a condition called shigellosis, which is marked by bloody diarrhea and abdominal pain.
The Salty Truth: Many Popular Foods With Unhealthy Amounts of Salt
Pizza, meats are among foods with the highest sodium content, study finds.
Scientists Reveal Real 'Paleo' Diet of Ancient Skeleton
Scientists are uncovering new information about how ancient people ate.
Why I Stopped Eating Clean
While I am all for healthy eating and living I just can’t get behind the term “clean eating.”Clean eating is certainly a very loaded term. If what I’m eating is clean, then other food must be dirty.
Who Do You Trust on REAL Reform: The Chemical Industry or 450 Environmental and Public Health Orgs?
In 1989, a 42-year-old woman with a 6-year-old daughter was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer — a tumor missed on a mammogram a few months earlier.
The Scary Way Your Cat Could Be Changing Your Personality
You probably don’t think twice about cleaning your kitty’s litter, but some new info may permanently change the way you scoop Mr. Skittles’ poop.
Do You Sweat Too Much?
If you’re one of the 3 percent of Americans who suffer from excessive sweating, you know that it isn’t just a pit stain – it can be a daily struggle.
These 7 New Tips Could Change How You Eat
Welcome to the new rules of eating.
Do Things You Can Sustain
In 1996, Southwest Airlines was faced with an interesting problem.During the previous decade, the airline company had methodically expanded from being a small regional carrier to one with a more national presence. And now, more than 100 cities were calling for Southwest to expand service to their location. At a time when many airline companies…
