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"Birth control has a lot of legitimate health benefits. I used to work in a pharmacy. It has been proven to statistically lower cervical cancer and other forms of cancer."
Post reporter honors deceased friend, fellow Bobcat.
President Barack Obama urged Congress to support middle class economics, and also encouraged support for women’s rights and LGBT issues and encouraged accessibility to higher education.
An HCOM professor will study a protein that could potentially be used to create a vaccine for the virus
Cancer took sportscasting great Stuart Scott last week, his story as well as countless others help inspire us to keep fighting
Officers with the Athens Police Department, Ohio University Police Department and Ohio State Highway Patrol showed dozens of Athens County children Sunday that Christmas can arrive in many forms.
The time between Election Day and the end of the year is known for its "lame-duck" politics — a time when state legislators pass more bills than usual in preparation for the general assembly.
Robert Griffin III benched for Colt McCoy, likely is done as quarterback for the Washington Redskins
Fats are one of the most misunderstood nutrients, and understandably so. Fats used to be synonymous with two groups of foods: commercially baked goods — which includes pastries, pies, and cookies — and fast food staples, like hamburgers and french fries. What became apparent over time was that these fats, while tasty, are also deadly. Research showed that excessive consumption led to an increased incidence of obesity, diabetes, hypertension, heart disease and cancer. So these foods were placed on the highest of pedestals, all the way up on the tip top of the food pyramid, with advisement from health officials to only to be enjoyed on occasion.
Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery took less damage than some of the businesses uptown, but despite setbacks, it looks to continue expansion.
The L’Oreal Paris company recently advertised the “Women of Worth” campaign to bring awareness to 10 women and their independently-implemented causes and charities.
Stand-up comedian Billy Gardell performed at MemAud Saturday for a crowd of fathers.
Just because the weather doesn’t call for sunbathing doesn’t mean you should resort to using tanning beds.
Ohio University’s Interfraternity Council hosted their first annual “Pink Tie Affair” Monday night in an effort to raise money for breast cancer research and to assist those affected by the disease.
Mat Hall, second year grad student, attends the Pink Tie Affair put on by the Interfraternity Council. The IFC handed out pink bowties and ribbons to all who attended the event to help raise awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Overwhelming support has been shown for Bengals player Devon Still and his 4-year-old daughter Leah who is fighting pediatric cancer.
Hillel hosts a drive to get people into the National Bone Marrow registry.
This Homecoming Weekend, several new alumni joined the ranks of Ohio University’s honored graduates.
Have you ever noticed that building that’s tucked away across the parking lot from Clippinger? It’s the Edwards Accelerator Lab. And by accelerator, I mean, particles are accelerated. Have you heard of the Large Hadron Collider, or CERN? Read “Angels and Demons” or seen the movie? Yeah, that.
Local women’s commune, SuBAMUH celebrated their 35th year of being an intentional living community for women in Athens County.
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