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A More Perfect US Constitution-Five Heath Measures That...
If the US healthcare system was geared towards prevention, more than 100,000 lives could be saved. The National Commission on Prevention Priorities recently issued a report that revealed the five preventative health measures that would have the greatest impact in saving lives. Dr. Eduardo Sanchez outlines what those basic steps are.
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A More Perfect US Constitution-A New Social Revolution
Over the past 30 years, the social revolution has resulted in a new culture where women have established careers and personal status beyond the home and family life. Barbara Hall, author of Adams Eve discusses the changing roles of men and women in personal and financial relationships.
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Typical Teen Behavior - or Not?-Troubled Teen, or Not?
Parents often wonder how to distinguish typical teenage behaviors from those that warrant concern. Lisa Boesky, PhD, author of When to Worry: How to Tell if Your Teen Needs Helpand What to Do About It explained how parents can recognize warning signs and what they can do to help a teen before it is too late. She also mentioned resources where parents can locate professional help.
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Typical Teen Behavior - or Not?-The Renaissance...
Patricia Martin, marketing expert, and author of Ren Gen: Renaissance Generation believes that Americans are on the precipice of a major cultural renaissance, much of it fueled by the massive increase of information available via the Internet. She explained how the high-tech convergence of art, entertainment, education, and business may affect many basic social structures, and significantly alter the behavior of consumers.
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Typical Teen Behavior - or Not?-Helping America's Heroes
Bill Coplin, PhD, author of 25 Ways To Make College Pay Off explained how prospective college students can choose the right school, develop skills that employers actually want, and leave school well-prepared for the real world.
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Making Our Kids Safer Drivers-Closing the Pay Gap
Catherine Hill, Director of Research for the American Association of University Women Educational Foundation discussed the pay gap between men and women. Her study found that one year out of college, full-time female employees are already making less than their male counterparts who work in the same field. She outlined the likely reasons behind the disparity, and explained how women can negotiate better salaries.
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Making Our Kids Safer Drivers-Making College Pay Off
Bill Coplin, PhD, author of 25 Ways To Make College Pay Off explained how prospective college students can choose the right school, develop skills that employers actually want, and leave school well-prepared for the real world.
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