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January 21, 2023
Girls in Organized Sports & Restoring Tranquility to Your Life
Why do so many girls drop out of organized sports in their teen years? a top female athlete has made it her mission to encourage young women to take up sports and stay with it.
Then, after having a panic attack, a productivity expert learned how to calm his mind and lower his stress level, even in the most anxious times.
Plus, the shocking impact of payday loans on the US economy. |
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January 14, 2023
The Fentanyl Crisis
This week, an in-depth look at the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18 to 49, more than car accidents or suicides. Nearly 108,000 Americans lost their lives to overdoses last year, 2/3rds of those from fentanyl. This week, we discuss the issue with the federal government's top expert on drug use and addiction. Plus ideas to help communities heal from the fentanyl epidemic. |
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January 07, 2023
Trucker Concerns & Effective Aid for Homeless Mothers
Most of us see trucks every day on the highway and think nothing of it. But trucks are a major lifeline for the national economy. Yet drivers face increased challenges in moving the goods everything from congested roads to supply chain issues. We'll find out what consumers should know from a trucking expert.
Then, traditional approaches seem to fall short when it comes to helping homeless moms with young children. A new study spotlights the critical importance of effective support services.
And advice for parents to encourage their youngsters to read. |
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December 31, 2022
The Danger Assessment
Domestic violence is an age-old problem. But a new tool promises to help abuse victims assess the risk of extreme violence or even death at the hands of a partner. Then, higher education is a well-established institution, and a profitable one too. But are college educations grossly overrated, when many graduates struggle to find good jobs? |
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