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Sign and Symptoms of RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus)

Respiratory Syncytial Virus, or RSV is a highly contagious virus that can lead to respiratory illness for infants, including lung infections such as bronchiolitis and pneumonia. RSV has been on the rise over the past few months, and according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in southern environments like Florida, RSV season has an earlier onset and longer duration than most regions of the country. Joining me with signs, symptoms, Dr. Anna Zimmermann, a neonatologist specializing in the treatment of premature and sick newborn infants, and Dina Rizzo, whose daughter Winnie tested positive for RSV.

Myths and Misinformation About Covid Vaccines

Mostly unvaccinated residents have been filling hospitals in Montana in recent weeks, yet nearly 13% of the population in Montana remain vaccine hesitant. Dr. Neil Ku, a healthcare epidemiologist at the Billings Clinic, joins me to talk about ways to stay healthy and some of the myths and misinformation about Covid vaccines.

Cuemath Bridging The Math Gap Through Guided Math Curriculum and Exercises

Millions of students across the United States returned to in-person learning this fall; but the negative impact on education due to remote or hybrid learning last year, is considerable – especially in math. In an effort to address this disparity, Manan Khurma, the founder of Cuemath, is helping to bridge the growing math gap by offering access to guided math curriculum and exercises.

Maurice E. Jenkins, Jr., Executive Vice President,Field Development for UNCF: United Negro College Fund(UNCF)Hosting National Virtual Walk For Education

A recent UNCF survey of more than 5,000 students across 17 HBCUs found that many are dealing with difficulties such as sick family members, trouble paying bills and general stress from the ongoing pandemic and recent protests against police brutality. Support is needed now more than ever as students and institutions are faced with challenges including COVID-19 and racial disparities. Maurice E. Jenkins, Jr., executive vice president for field development of UNCF has the details of the UNCF National Virtual Walk for Education® aims to raise funds to support HBCUs and the students they serve.

Phil Cook, High School Chemistry Teacher and TikTok Star: Why Having The Best Stem Learning Tools Can Help Enhance Your Child’s Education

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, STEM jobs are projected to grow 8.8% from now until 2029. STEM education encourages critical thinking skills, innovation and creative problem-solving. Competency in these areas is a strong indicator of future career success. Joining me to talk about the importance of STEM education as kids head back-to-school, Phil Cook, high school chemistry teacher and TikTok star (@chemteacherphil 3.3M followers.

Dr. Jennifer Van Velkinburgh and Debra LaPrevotte: Genesis 2 Project, Unidentified Aerial Phenomena

After four years of collecting data, the first scientifically authenticated documentation of unidentified aerial phenomena UAP’s was released by the Genesis 2 Project (G2P) and Primeau Forensics in 2020 which included images captured with infrared technology. Former Los Alamos National Labs biophysicist Dr. Jennifer van Velkinburgh and former FBI Special Agent and Forensic Scientist in the Evidence Response Team Unit at the FBI Lab Debra LaPrevotte to discuss the report and the ongoing release of scientifically-authenticated UAP recordings . . . from the Genesis 2 Project.

How One Cancelled School Play Turn Into an Original Animated Film called Drawn Closer

Find out how technology and their partnership with Cox communications, helped one drama class in Henderson Nevada to connect by turning their canceled school play into an original animated film called Drawn Closer. Candy Wilder the middle school drama teacher of Thurman white middle school of the performing arts and eighth grader Ava Batencourt, star of Drawn Closer, are my guests.

How Creative and Innovative Practices at Higher Education Institutions Can Cultivate Hispanic Talent

For 14 years, the Coors Light Líderes program has recognized, highlighted and honored the achievements of emerging Latino leaders through an online public voting competition, a national campaign, and robust community outreach. Richard Montez, the Director of Member Services at the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities was named the 2020 Coors Light Líder of the Year.

Study Finds Americans are Reconsidering Investing In Higher Education Due to Covid-19

According to a new Edward Jones and Morning Consult study, since the COVID-19 pandemic has upended the education sector, Americans are reconsidering investing in higher education.

My guest is Nela Richardson, a principal strategist for Edward Jones, we talk about the details of the survey, revealing concerns over education investment, and some tools that are currently available to help assist you with planning for college.

Navigating Back to School During the Pandemic

The school day will look much different this year and not just inside the classroom. Parents are also going to have a lot to juggle. Our guest today is Erica Souter, a nationally recognized voice in the realm of parenting news and parenting advice. She’s going to share information with us about digital tools from Messenger and has some tips that we can use to stay socially connected and navigate this year’s back to school season.