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October 12, 2024
Surprises in Planning for Retirement & What Happens to Your Passwords
Most people look forward to their golden years when they can finally set aside work and career. But experts say it's vital for you to make retirement plans and goals because they can keep you happy and healthy in your senior years.
Then, your family may be dealing with a nightmare if they can't access all your digital passwords in an emergency.
And, students in the classroom find their smartphone can be a helpful tool, but it can also become an annoying distraction. Recent research reveals a way to help students stay focused on their classwork. |
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October 05, 2024
We Age Most in Two Bursts & Shortfalls in Military Recruiting
Most people believe that their bodies gradually age year by year. But recent research shows there are two particular decades when there's a significant jump in aging. But an expert says a healthy lifestyle can slow the aging process.
Then, the US military is struggling to recruit new members to our nation's all volunteer force. We’ll explore the reasons behind this troubling problem.
Local zoning boards affect your life profoundly in ways you may not realize. How can you get involved in your community's decisions? |
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September 28, 2024
The Ripple Effect of Student Loan Debt
Student loan debt doesn’t just take a financial toll. Research shows a majority of Millennials are postponing milestones, like marriage, buying a home or car, and more. Then, could the prescription drugs you use be counterfeit? Phony pharmaceuticals are a real problem. What’s being done about it? |
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September 21, 2024
Many Americans over 50 Are Caregivers & How To Unplug and Destress
You may be shocked by the number of older Americans who are caring for a family member, friend, or neighbor who has a disability or health issue. Recent research reveals the wide extent of caregiving in the US.
Then, modern technology can cause burnout among women in America. What happens when you unplug completely?
And, recent research shows that kindergarten is an important foundation for a child's future academic performance all the way through age 17. |
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