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Going Skin Deep: FDA Studies Risks Posed by Tattoos
17 February 08 07:44 AM | Student Loan Girl | 1 Comments   

Rashes, swelling and blistering — that’s the price you could pay to get your body inked. Spurred by a growing number of reports of skin problems and irritations, and with the popularity of body inking on the rise, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Read More...

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Gone in a Puff of Smoke: College Campuses Cutting Out Smoking
23 November 07 07:31 AM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

To smoke or not to smoke? That isn’t so much the question anymore as, Where art thou, Legally Sanctioned Smoking Area? And the answer to that is harder and harder to find as the number of smoking bans increases across both the country and college campuses. Read More...

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