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September 07, 2019
Better Parenting Through Science
Parents know all too well that family, friends and so-called experts can dish out loads of advice on raising kids. But, much of that advice can be wrong, according to Prof. Emily Oster from Brown University. Plus, how much do you know about Health Savings Accounts? Roy Ramthun is an expert known as Mr. HSA and he explains the benefits of HSAs, how to avoid overpaying for medical services and how to shop for you own HSA. And, how are the societal costs of dealing with the opioid crisis being paid? |
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August 31, 2019
The New Grandparenting
Becoming a grandparent can be a life-changing event, and the changes can be both psychological and therapeutic. We’ll have the story, Then, new technology constantly reshapes our world. A futurist says tomorrow’s innovations will usher in decades that will be life transforming. |
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August 24, 2019
Changing the World One Plastic Bottle at a Time & Ways to Help Autistic Kids
Hundreds of millions of tons of plastic are produced annually. An expert says a significant part of the plastic ends up in the ocean, taking a toll on marine life and our environment. Plus, for people with autism, employment opportunities can be limited, but teaching job readiness skills can make a big difference. And a study that found that teens are more likely to have their first experience with illicit drugs during the summer months. |
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August 17, 2019
Homeless Teenagers & Bias Toward the Disabled
There are over 4 million homeless youth in America in any given year. InfoTrak explores why so many leave home, how they survive on the streets and what can be done to help them. And many people are biased toward people with disabilities. And, efforts to shift away from fossil fuels and replace oil and coal with renewable energy sources can help reduce carbon emissions but may cause increased inequality. |
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