Recent Episodes   November 23, 2024 Early Childhood Education Myths & Risk Factors for Strokes A 50-year landmark study compared young kids who got an intense early education with other children who did not and tracked the results into adulthood. We'll share the fascinating results of this research Then, what risk factors increase the chance of having a stroke? And what should you do to lessen the chances? And, an unregulated substance may be purchased at many smoke shops nationwide, despite federal warnings that it can trigger toxic results, seizures and even death.   November 16, 2024 Protecting Yourself from Scams & Are Daycare and Early Education Separate? Nowadays there's an epidemic of scams, schemes and cons. And if you think only stupid and gullible folks get scammed, the reality is you could fall for one of those scams just as easily. Then it's been called the daycare myth, thinking that childcare and education are separate. But what if many of today’s education policies made the wrong assumptions? Are we shortchanging the nation's children? And, protein bars, shakes and powders are increasingly popular among adults. Many teens may be jumping on the bandwagon, too. But is that a good idea?   November 02, 2024 Does the First Amendment Go Too Far & How Income Shapes Today's Youth Sports Freedom of speech, forever enshrined in The First Amendment, is considered our nation's most cherished right. But a surprising number of Americans believe the First Amendment goes too far. Then, more kids than ever are playing organized sports, but much of the growth seems to be among the privileged classes. And, recent research reveals a disturbing trend: Men who live in rural areas are less healthy and often die earlier than urban men.   October 26, 2024 Racial Differences in Living With a Disability & the Epidemic of Loneliness in America A large number of Americans live with a disability. Black adults are most likely to be disabled. But other factors such as income and old age can add to the likelihood of being physically challenged. Then, middle-aged Americans suffer greater loneliness than Europeans of the same age. What are the reasons? And, an opioid overdose can be deadly, but there is a way to reverse the effects and save a life, even without medical training. Visit the complete archive...

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