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• Aug 10, 2011

  Sleep Apnea Increases Dementia in Elderly Women, Study Finds

  A study has found that elderly women who experience frequent episodes of sleep apnea are at a greater risk of developing dementia or cognitive decline.

• Aug 10, 2011

  Southern Churches Lead Campaign to Fight Obesity

  Several Baptist churches throughout the south are beginning campaigns in order to help their congregations be healthier.

• Aug 9, 2011

  Prominent Evangelist Robert P. Evans Dies at 93

  Prominent Evangelist Robert Philip Evans died on July 28 at 10 p.m. at his Shell Point Retirement Community home. He was 93-years-old.

• Aug 9, 2011

  Liberty Becomes Largest Non-Profit Online University

  Liberty University, known as being one of the largest Christian universities in the United States, has acquired another accolade: it has become the largest non-profit online university.

• Aug 9, 2011

  Jobs in Jeopardy for Christian Scholars Who Believe in Evolution

  The notion of whether or not there is a historical Adam and Eve has been an ongoing debate within the Christian world. Many scholars are finding that their beliefs are costing them their jobs.

• Aug 8, 2011

  Antimatter Discovered Orbiting Earth in Magnetosphere

  Scientists have discovered antimatter in Earth's Van Allen belt using the PAMELA cosmic-ray detector, which is stationed on a Russian satellite. The findings have been published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters.

• Aug 8, 2011

  Rick Perry's Presidential Plans Leaked

  After much speculation, a member of Rick Perry's camp has revealed more concrete affirmation of the Texas governor's plans for the 2012 presidential election.

• Aug 8, 2011

  Mars Rover Embarks on Final 'Opportunity'

  NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity is set to begin its final mission exploring the surface of the red planet on Tuesday.

• Aug 8, 2011

  DefCon Encourages Kids to Explore Safe Hacking

  For the first time, children were allowed at DefCon, an annual convention dedicated to the world of underground hacking, which look place this past weekend at the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas.

• Aug 8, 2011

  Infertility Cure For Men? Scientists Use Stem Cells to Grow Mice Sperm

  Scientists in Japan have successfully created viable offspring in infertile mice using synthesized sperm, according to a study that could lead to advances in curing infertility in humans.