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The grapefruit diet is a fad that has been around since the 1970s, but how effective and safe is eating pure fruit for nutrition?

Researchers at Vanderbilt University have found direct links between stuttering and emotionally sensitive individuals. This may lead to treatment in a new direction.

The four Gabaldón sisters believe their mysterious grandmother Fermina has bestowed special gifts on them. They research her Pueblo history and discover a family secret.

A football coach, a dermatologist and medical school administrators landed on the top of a list of most-compensated employees at private colleges.

People are surviving the recession by poking fun at it. Jokes center on bankers and corporations. Experts say humor relieves stress and empowers people.

There is much to be said for laughter. Comedies often dominate the box office and TV ratings. Everybody wants a good laugh. Yet, can it help you lose weight?

In 1922, in Nashville, Tennessee, a major literary movement began with the appearance of the magazine, The Fugitive.

Lowering the amount of calories is the focus of any diet - good or bad. However, skipping meals and starvation can lead to increased weight gain.

High school SS Mike Moustakas selected second by Kansas City while Baltimore chooses catcher of the future Matt Wieters.

Pittsburgh Pirates don't shy away from money and sign Pedro Alvarez while San Francisco sign catcher Buster Posey and Cincinnati adds slugger Yonder Alonso.

Scientists think they have discovered a connection between Vitamin D and Alzheimer's. People with low levels of the vitamin might be more likely to get the disease.

According to oceanographers, a huge wave may have crashed into the New York City region 2,300 years ago. Could it happen again?

Prepare yourself for a new experience in beauty. I , too, was apprehensive to listen to Betty-Ashton Andrews' new album, "Home," an all-harp recording. But not for long.

The flu vaccine for fall 2009 is a somewhat confusing issue. There will most likely be two vaccines to take instead of one.

James Patterson is the author of 41 novels (to date) and is one of the most prolific -- and successful -- writers in the mystery genre.

Mounting evidence shows that LDN offers more than a promise. At the 3rd Annual LDN Conference, researchers gathered to share their latest findings.

Nashville's Parthenon replica, first erected in 1897 for the state's centennial celebration, is one of Tennessee's most-visited sites.

Sex trade was abundant in the city of Pompeii, but scholars disagree about whether it was conducted in secrecy or out in the open.

For people with high blood pressure, also called hypertension, Claritin D and other antihistamines can cause adverse effects.

An examination of a Nashville-based educational group for people with seizures, their families and friends.

Just because everyone you know sends e-mail, uses Facebook or tweets doesn't mean handwriting can't also express who you are.

The recent staph infection problem in schools has been growing in hospitals for years. Improved hygiene techniques greatly reduces the chances of staph. What else?

With astronauts aboard NASA's most recent shuttle mission happily drinking recycled urine, and India about to launch a soft drink made from cow urine, are we missing out?

In order to better understand American copyright law and see where it is headed, one must understand the British roots of copyright.

The Pirates new general manager and president, through the draft and free agent moves, finally have the Pirates organization headed in the right direction.

An actor, lobbyist, and former U.S. Senator for the state of Tennessee, Republican Fred Thompson now wants to be President.

Milwaukee doesn't seem to be having the same success other schools are having with same gender classes. Are they forgetting something or first year experimentation?

Every parent wants his child to be the best that he can be. In today's society, where are the good role models for kids with disabilities? Here are just a few.

Lately there has been a lot of press regarding health benefits from drinking coffee. What was once considered an addictive health hazard is considered healthy by many.

Each year the media goes crazy warning about the dangers of flu. What few reports note is the risks of pneumonia during the season, especially for seniors.

Doctors first think of heart irregularity or transient ischemic attacks as a cause of fainting. But another cause is suggested if certain characteristics are present.

Ever wonder what colleges and universities get the best graduation speakers? Here's a list of the most notable commencement speakers from Spring Semester 2006.

There is a strong link between the eating disorders anorexia and bulimia and perfectionism. Perfectionists are at increased risk of developing an eating disorder.

Internet entrepreneur debated a 4th grade teacher on a Fox & Friends segment about the relevancy of still teaching cursive to kids.

There are some things that parents can do at home with their child to increase learning.

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a devastating ailment affecting memory, learning, speech and eventually bodily control.

The DEA decides the difference between a medicine and a drug. Many doctors' associations challenge the DEA's classification of marijuana as Schedule I substance.

Mole species are abundant throughout much of the world, though the underground dwellers are seldom seen. Learn more about the secretive mole's habits and life.

Pink, plastic and perfect. Barbie conjures images of utter fantasy-a dream world where a girl can be whoever she wants to be. But is Barbie more than just a toy?

She's put 12 songs on Billboard's country charts. But in more recent years. scandal has plagued Mindy McCready, who attempted suicide Dec. 17, 2008.

Dr. Susan Vaught is not only a YA author, she is also a practicing neuropsychologist, giving her unique insight into the world of teen suicide, as seen in TRIGGER.

Culinary science provides the tools to learn how to bake the best cakes, pies, cookies, and breads in this must have reference and celebrity cookbook, BakeWise.

In 1997, music critic Tom Piazza was assigned by the Oxford American to profile bluegrass legend Jimmy Martin. From that assignment comes the author's "True Adventures."