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September 10, 2023
Saving on Car Insurance & the Warning Signs of Childhood Depression
Car insurance premiums are rising fast. How much privacy would you give up to get lower premiums?
Then, a frightening number of children age 3-10 are struggling with anxiety and depression. What warning signs should parents look for?
And, grocery costs for Americans have skyrocketed in the past two years. We'll learn how you can fight back against the subtle trend of "shrinkflation." |
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August 26, 2023
Will AI Cause Chaos in Classrooms & Screening for Alzheimer's Disease
As the new academic year gets underway, some are predicting chaos in college classrooms as few universities are offering clear guidelines, and professors grapple with students using and abusing artificial intelligence.
Then, surveys show that most adults see the value in testing to detect cognitive decline. But a majority of seniors have never been tested.
And, the US Forest Service has been given taxpayer funding to plant more than a billion trees across the country in the next nine years. We'll look at a troubling bottleneck that could threaten these efforts. |
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August 19, 2023
Turbulent Used Car Market & the Tech Revolution's Effect on Your Healthcare
Inflation has hit the pocketbooks of consumers in a huge way. The greatest impact may be in the car buying market. But while the cost of gas-powered cars has skyrocketed, prices of used electric vehicles have collapsed.
Then, new technology, including AI, is revolutionizing medical science. It may soon allow major advances in treating serious illness.
And, the internet wasn't created to cause outrage anger and confusion, so why did it turn out that way? |
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August 12, 2023
Evicting Squatters From Your House & Random Events That Affect Your Healthcare
It's a nightmare that many homeowners across the country are experiencing: squatters move into a house and refuse to leave. And getting rid of them is difficult, even with the law on your side.
Then, hidden forces and random events can impact how your doctor makes medical decisions regarding your health.
And, a recent study from Ohio State University examines the worst fear of any parent who owns a gun, and how they can keep their kids safe. |
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