Study Links Teen E-Cigarette Use With Smoking Later in Life

Over the last several years, e-cigarette use has skyrocketed — particularly among teens and young adults. However, use of e-cigarettes during one’s teenage years may lead to a higher likelihood of smoking tobacco cigarettes, a new study has found. According to LiveScience.com, researchers observed a group of teens who had just entered ninth grade and […]

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Obama Permits Arctic Drilling, Political Controversy Ensues

Earlier this week President Obama gave the go-ahead to the Royal Dutch Shell corporation to begin preliminary drilling in the Arctic region, according to The Christian Science Monitor. It didn’t take long for one 2016 Presidential candidate to come out in opposition. “The Arctic is a unique treasure. Given what we know, it’s not worth […]

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Universal Preschool Programs Being Developed For Low Income Families

As the 2016 presidential election nears, presidential candidates turn to the issues of preschool programs in their educational agendas. The debate over whether or not preschool programs should be made available to all children, no matter their social or financial status, is one of the most important issues for voters who are also parents. Research […]

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Is Reading To Young Children A Must?

Reading aloud to children now has proven scientific benefits. According to a recent study published in Pediatrics, “MRIs revealed that children from more stimulating home reading environments had greater activity in the parts of the brain that help with narrative comprehension and visual imagery,” the Huffington Post reports. In addition to building stronger language and […]

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What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger: Study Finds Break Ups Harder For Women

Breaking up is hard to do, as the song goes — but it’s even harder on women, according to a new study published in the journal Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences. The good news is, though, that women also heal better. “Breakups seem to ‘hit’ women harder at first, but they do recover, often in better ‘relationship […]

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Battery Charger Starts Hotel Blaze, Not Weirdest Way to Set a Fire

Each year, there are about 3,900 hotel and motel fires are reported to U.S. fire departments, most of which are caused by cooking. However, a recent fire in Fargo, North Dakota was caused by something small, ordinary and innocuous. A battery charger. According to a report from local news affiliate WDAY, the Fargo Fire Department […]

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