For many years, obesity has been linked to higher rates and faster growth of cancer cells in at-risk patients. Recently, studies by a team of specialists from Baylor College of Medicine and Weill Cornell...
Usually, the seasonal winter flu would peak at this time in the year, however, officials are worried by the news of a new and deadlier swine flu strain that is becoming widespread in 48 states. Nationwide,...
Have a cup of joe, it could save your life.
Recent studies have shown that coffee may lead to long term health benefits. According to Dr. Robert H Shmerling of Harvard Health Publishing, coffee consumption...
Roman Raies, World and Nation Editor
• November 30, 2018
The Trump administration’s denial of climate change has not stopped government researchers from publishing their findings. The U.S. Global Change Research Program released its National Climate Assessment...
Break a leg ... or maybe not. Good bone health is crucial for athletes, both young and old. As a recreational or competitive athlete, bone health must to be well-maintained by eating healthy, putting less...
Everyone is eager to get one last tan in the sun as the summer is coming to a quick end. However, there are many dangers associated with tanning both indoors and outdoors. Teens and young adults, especially...
“Love, Respect and Empowerment” dance event recognizes National Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The JPS/WGSS 350 Women, Crime and Criminal Justice class hosted a dance event on Tuesday, April 17...
NFL players protest police brutality. The new Travel Ban. Puerto Rico’s post-hurricane devastation. The world’s stories in the past week has overwhelmed readers. When people check on the weekly news,...
It’s been a major focal point during the first week back: Guilford College’s new and improved amnesty policy. Students have been lectured on the importance of this new rule everywhere from residence...
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