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Iowa lawmakers have been stingy with public higher-education funding. So the state’s flagship university is betting that investing a lump sum from private investors in a 50-year deal will pay off. (PREMIUM)
Injury prevention is preferable to post-injury medical treatment at any level of sport, and a training regimen designed to reduce risk of injuries can play a pivotal role in prevention.
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