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America Sees A 'Summer Slide' In Reading Each Year. Five Ways You Can Help Prevent It.

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Where Are They Now? Lucrative Lobbying Gigs, Other Jobs Landed By Newly-former Lawmakers

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Why Aren't There More Black Teachers? Racial Discrimination Still Plays A Role

“I think this is just another example of how ideas about race and racism, to be frank, are deeply embedded in the schools."
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Weaponizing Social Media

What happens to a country when its figurehead uses social media to undermine reality and truth?
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Two-Thirds Of Cancers Caused By Random Genetic Mistakes

In other words, cancer is usually just plain old bad luck.
By Julie Steenhuysen, Reuters

Hearing Loss Is The Silent Killer Of Relationships

And it's only going to get worse!
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Obamacare Insurance Expansion Tied To Faster Emergency Care

“Alleviating this burden is a big deal, because minutes cut down traveling to the hospital can literally make the difference for whether a patient lives or dies.”
By Lisa Rapaport, Reuters

Amputees Can Now Get High-Heeled Prosthetics

Students at Johns Hopkins University have developed a prosthetic foot that can adapt to heels up to four inches high.
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Johns Hopkins University Sued By Parents Of Alleged Frat House Rape Victim

By JULIET LINDERMAN, AP