The US spends 20 % of its GNP on health care and has some of the worst outcomes. Over 50 % of adults and children have at least one chronic disease. In the 1960’s less than two percent had chronic diseases. We have 4.6 % of the world’s population yet use 50 % of the world’s pharmaceuticals. Just because your doctor tells you that your lab results are normal, that is no reason to cheer as these values are based on 95 % of a very sick population. For example, statins are given out readily, but d

About this episode: Every day we rely on conversations. Whether we are leading teams, raising families, negotiating deals, building relationships or making important decisions, our success often depends on our ability to build trust, understand people and uncover the truth. In this episode of the Business Elevation Show, Chris Cooper is joined by retired United States Secret Service Special Agent Brad Beeler, author of the new book Tell Me Everything. During a remarkable 25-year career, Brad pro

"The future belongs to those who prepare for it today." — Malcolm X Radio host Saanvi Phaneendra welcomes Express Yourself’s newest reporter, Allison Lu as they discuss what the future will look like. Saanvi talks about AI data centers in space in her segment Space Spotlight, while Allison discusses equality in educational systems in her segment, The New Classroom. Saanvi talks about the earliest chapter of what could become a totally new kind of space race. Not a race to the moon or to Mars, bu

On an unremarkable summer night at the age of fifteen, Mary Keating got into a 1965 Mustang convertible driven by a boy she barely knew. She never walked again. In her memoir-in-verse, Recalibrating Gravity, Keating explores life before, during, and after her spinal cord injury, bringing readers into the lived experience of navigating ill-fitting wheelchairs, poorly designed buildings, well-intentioned loved ones, the medical-industrial complex, and our ableist society. It’s not a story of trag

On Today's Show, meet Winston Miekle, author of The Power of Love, A Nursing Theory. Join us live at 10 am Pst/ 1pm Est every Thursday with your host, : Winifred: Adams, a leading Medical Intutive and Quantum Healer. Watch Live: https://www.youtube.com/@VoiceAmericaVariety Listen to the archive: https://www.voiceamericamedia.com/show/making-life-brighter/ Today's Show is sponsored by** BLACK LAW MANUFACTURING, Edmonton, Alberta and Houston, Texas. https://blacklawmfg.com "Precision Manufactu

According to Pew Research Center’s landmark 2017 report, one in six U.S. newlyweds (17%) were married to someone of a different race or ethnicity in 2015. Such couples, families and their children are the future of America. How do they fare? What do they manage in a country that embodies the promise of acceptance but does not always offer a welcoming embrace. Today you are going to hear from Geoffrey Grief, and Victoria Stubbs who together with their third author Michael Wooley bring us a powerf

Host Sally Ganga brings together admission and finance perspectives for a timely conversation about preparing to start college this fall, followed by another installment of our “Meet an Educator” series featuring one of the newer members of the Bright Horizons College Coach team. In the first segment, Sally is joined by College Coach Tova Javetz and finance expert Alex Gonzalez to discuss what students and families should be doing during their senior summer. Tova and Alex walk through the key t

🎙️🎙️ Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, Where AI meets innovation – we’ll explore the how. Bonnie D. on her Scarlett Mic leading the way, The Future of AI App-iness – Ready or Not in our spotlight today! Family scheduling, podcast launching, product branding take the stage, Classroom creativity, video creation, book editing page by page. Sherryanne Meyer, Amanda Taylor and Dr. Bob Ficken share apps galore, Exploring where AI might help with work, family, playtime and so much m

Develop talents, realize dreams and desires, improve awarence, enhance life's quality and become your best self. How do you nurture? yourself? How can you nourish your mind, body and soul. How do you build moral and ethical character? Build your foundation on the solid rock of love. Build resilience and character by facing life challenges and setbacks. Grow from life experiences and focus on present future and not past mistakes. Be stable and secure within yourself. Personal development is lovi

What happens in the mind and body of a leader under sustained stress — and what can leaders do about it before burnout takes the chair? This week, the People's Doctors welcome Natasha Mullen, licensed mental health expert, clinical supervisor, and Founder & CEO of Milestones Consultants, LLC. With more than 25 years of experience spanning schools, community agencies, and private practice, Natasha brings a therapist's insight to a leadership problem: the toll that pressure, responsibility, and un

America's wild horses are facing one of their most critical moments in years. From the proposed roundup of the Montgomery Pass herd in California's Eastern Sierra to nationwide policy changes that could affect wild horse management across the West, important decisions are being made now. Wildlife ecologist Craig C. Downer and Karen Sussman of the International Society for the Protection of Mustangs and Burros, join Lindsey Baker to explain what's happening and why it matters. The discussion exp

🎯 Episode Highlights 🐒 Why PETA says endangered long-tailed macaques are still ending up in research laboratories. 🌍 How the global wildlife trafficking pipeline fuels the laboratory monkey trade. ⚖️ The legal battle to secure stronger protections for endangered primates. 🔬 A discussion of the ethics of animal experimentation and emerging non-animal research alternatives. 📉 Why conservation experts warn that long-tailed macaque populations are rapidly declining. 💬 Jane Velez-Mitchell and h