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October 16, 2021
The Cannabis/Heart Attack Connection & How to Recognize a Bullying Problem
A recent medical study had startling results: adults under the age of 45, who consumed any form of marijuana, had nearly double the number of heart attacks than those who didn't use the drug. We'll talk with from the co-author of the study.
Then, according to published statistics, 1 in 5 kids aged 12 to 18 have experienced bullying. What to do if your child is a victim.
And, advice on how to tame high cholesterol, from a Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins-trained cardiologist. |
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October 09, 2021
In-Car Pollution & Breast Cancer Over-Treatment
Pollution from motor vehicle traffic doesn't just happen in the atmosphere. It can also happen to the air inside your car. An expert shares research into the potential health effects of in-car pollution. Then, many women are not aware that a breast cancer screening may result in over diagnosis, followed by overtreatment. How can you make an informed decision? |
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October 02, 2021
The Future of Employment
Automation and robot workers may be signs of progress for some, but for teenagers and adults seeking employment, these changes can mean career worries. Then, Alzheimer's disease is impacting millions of American families. Are there ways to prevent and reverse the cognitive declines it causes? A medical doctor shares promising research findings. |
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September 25, 2021
The End of Cash & a New Meaning to Higher Education
Some experts are suggesting that Americans should stop using cash, especially larger denominations. These experts theorize that eliminating cash would cut down on illegal transactions and reduce tax evasion.
Then, marijuana use among college students has risen over the past five years to historic levels, while their alcohol consumption is dropped. What are the reasons?
And, a conversation with an expert who says a severe solar storm could plunge the world into an "internet apocalypse" that keeps large swaths of society offline for weeks or months at a time. |
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