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The new location will be able to house more people who are recovering from drugs and alcohol.

In a cluster randomized trial, Delwyn Catley and colleagues evaluate an adapted version of the Diabetes Prevention Program in South Africa.

HB371 would decriminalize marijuana possession, allowing adults 21 and over to possess and share up to one ounce of marijuana. HB372 would create a licensing and regulatory program under the state Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement for the cultivation, manufacturing, and sale of marijuana.

LA GRANDE — Counties across Oregon are seeing slight upticks in COVID-19 cases in April compared to March.

Christopher R. Sudfeld and colleagues, investigate the impact of vitamin D supplementation on clinical outcomes for pregnant women living with HIV, and growth outcomes for their infants.

While the country’s maternal mortality rate has fallen by 70% in the last two decades, there is more to be done.

Sri Lankan politics has turned 180 degrees with the Sri Lankan Buddhist haters of the Tamil minority, who celebrated and danced on the streets of (...)

Michael J. and Aimee Rusinko Kakos, longtime donors to Penn State, have made a leadership commitment to endow the Michael J. and Aimee Rusinko Kakos Dean’s Chair in the College of Arts and Architecture. Their generous support will provide financial resources to the current dean and future deans of the college, generating opportunities for students and faculty to engage and advance the arts.

Leadership recruitment has become a key issue not only for corporate organisations around the world but also in countries and the election of their political leaders.

*In the tune of that one cannabis education jingle from 2019* “Weed, Pot, Cannabis, Mary Jane, 10 million other names that get confusing in your brain.” There are a lot of names used for cannabis; but what are they and where did they originate? Cannabis is a hemp plant that naturally grows in warmer climates...