HPV vaccine may be expanded to men
April 17, 2007U-Wire
By Jason Koebler COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Growing concerns about the spread of human papillomavirus may lead to a vaccine, now available for women, to be administered to men.
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By Jason Koebler COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Growing concerns about the spread of human papillomavirus may lead to a vaccine, now available for women, to be administered to men.
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By Jenna Morrison PROVO, Utah – A study published by the American Association of University Professors Thursday showed an interesting disparity in the salaries of employees of different universities across the country.
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By Eric Mills NORMAL, Ill. – With certain research indicating possible benefits of marijuana, many believe Illinois should be one of the next states to legalize it for medicinal purposes.
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By Megan Menard TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – He gave in to peer pressure and illegally took a Lortab. He couldn’t sleep well, so he bought Xanax from another student. He had to stay up to study for finals, so he got Adderall from a friend.
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By Tyler Harbert LAWRENCE, Kan. – Jon Dennis didn’t get arrested during spring break for indecent exposure or public intoxication.