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Testicular Cancer Linked to Marijuana Use

The results of a Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center study said using marijuana may increase a man's risk of developing testicular cancer.Researchers found that the male reproductive system produces a cannabinoid-like chemical that is thought to have a protective effect against cancer.Marijuana may disrupt the body's natural resistance to developing tumors, which could be a possible link between marijuana and testicular cancer.According to the National Cancer Institute, testicular cancer is rare and accounts for only 1 percent of cancers in men from the U.

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Ala. Advanced Placement Testing Rises

The College Board, which administers Advanced Placement tests nationally, said the amount of students taking AP exams in Alabama has risen to 24.5 percent of all high school students.Alabama also leads the nation in increases of students who qualify for college credit with their scores with 21.1 percent of students.Gov.

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Back to school expenses

College students are faced with numerous expenses. The costs of student living are steadily rising. Many students are looking forward to the first week of school, while others ponder how much money they need to maintain a decent lifestyle.

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