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School drug tests don’t work, but ‘positive climate’ might

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Learning the truth not effective in battling rumors about NYC mosque, study finds

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Evidence is no match against the belief in false rumors concerning the proposed Islamic cultural center and mosque near Ground Zero in New York City, a new study finds.
Researchers at Ohio State University found that fewer tha…

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Genes may play role in quitting smoking

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Smokers with a specific genetic variant may be more vulnerable to cigarette cravings and relapse when trying to quit smoking, a study has found. This study also shows that the anti-depressant drug bupropion may lessen these effects, especially among females.

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