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SI.com: Roster cuts roundup

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -- Wide receiver David Tyree was placed on the physically-unable-to-perform reserve list by the New York Giants on Tuesday, meaning the player who made a game-saving catch in the Super Bowl won't be making any for at least the first six weeks of the season.

SI.com: A&M's Lane questionable for opener with injuries

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) -- Texas A&M running back Jorvorskie Lane is questionable for Saturday's opener against Arkansas State because of lingering effects from a neck injury.

Student athletes with concussions need time out

Your brain needs more of a time-out than just missing the next game to recover from a concussion. New research suggests student athletes who are too active -- not just on the field, but at home and school -- may hinder their recovery.

Time.com: Statistical Studies vs. Good Medicine

Insurance companies and hospital administrators like evidence-based research. For doctors and patients, sometimes it's more complicated

Time.com: Dozens of Homes Burn in Calif. Fires

Fires fed by raging winds raced across parts of Northern California on Tuesday, destroying dozens of homes, threatening hundreds of others and leaving a firefighter severely burned

Reports of stress disorder leap in military

The number of U.S. military personnel diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder jumped 47 percent in 2007 according to new statistics -- a change the Pentagon attributed to greater awareness and better record-keeping.

SI.com: Mets send Church home, eye Pedro's return

NEW YORK (AP) -- Mets right fielder Ryan Church was sent home Tuesday, still dizzy after sustaining a concussion last week -- his second in less than three months.

Boiling water, pepper used in hazing, police say

Ten fraternity members at Tulane University face criminal charges in an alleged hazing incident in which pledges were repeatedly burned with hot water, cayenne pepper and vinegar, police said.

CNNMoney: Human stem cell tests could be near

The first experiments using human embryonic stem cells in human subjects could begin within a few months, the chief executive of biotech Geron said Monday.

Study: PTSD, not brain injury, may cause vets' symptoms

Sgt. Ryan Kahlor has the same nightmare every time, a vision of walls painted in blood and fat, and men on top of houses, throwing pieces of Marines' bodies off rooftops. It's a vision he can't shake, because he lived through it while deployed to Iraq last year.

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