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March 11, 2023
Recognizing The Scope of Bullying & Can Dyslexia Actually Be Advantage?
School-age bullying happens to 1 in 5 students. But one expert says the actual number of bullying incidents may be far higher. How can parents protect their kids from bullies, and how can parents of bullies recognize the problem?
Then, a medical doctor says dyslexia should be seen as a different pattern of brain organization that can have real advantages!
And, 1 in 3 elderly Americans die with Alzheimer's, or another form of dementia. But a recent study found that a common vitamin supplement may help ward off the debilitating disease. |
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March 04, 2023
What You Should Know About Sickle Cell Disease & Smart Investment Decisions in Rocky Times
The most common genetic blood disorder in America is sickle cell disease, and there's a critical need for regular blood transfusions to manage the severe pain and other health risks. A Red Cross medical doctor says they're working to promote diversity in the blood supply.
Then, when the economy is shaky, that can spell opportunity for investors. It may even be the road to wealth.
And, the huge number of mass shootings across America has become almost routine, but a recent study found a common thread among shooters that could help prevent the violence. |
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February 25, 2023
Gen Z's Unusual Financial Planning & Teaching Challenges in Urban and Rural America
Half of those in Generation Z see no point in saving money during these chaotic times, according to a recent survey. What are they doing with their money? We'll find out from an expert.
Then, there's a critical need for qualified teachers in urban and rural schools, especially recent college grads who understand digital technology. The goal is to improve educational outcomes for low income students.
And, meaningful progress is being made to reduce veteran suicides. We'll get an interesting update from the US Department of Veterans Affairs. |
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February 18, 2023
Stress Reduction for Young Adults & the Value of Taking Risks
Recent research shows that young adults who mentally prepare to deal with future stress are better able to avoid negative health outcomes.
Then, life is full of uncertainty, but taking risks in business, career and life can lead to positive outcomes. We'll explore the reasons that we fear risk and how we can overcome it.
Then, is there a connection between food insecurity and the overconsumption of unhealthy processed foods? |
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