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Latest Episodes
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How will the Supreme Court rule on an important libel suit? Plus, Al Letson's new podcast is set to launch.
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Cancer rates are rising among young people and women, according to the American Cancer Society. Diet and nutrition can play a key role in reversing this trend.
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While cancer deaths are falling nationally, new cases are increasing among younger adults at alarming rates, particularly for breast and gastrointestinal cancers.
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Nearly one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer and, as a new UCSF study finds, significantly more of these cases are being found at an advanced stage.
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In her book, "Holy Ground," Catherine Coleman Flowers writes about her journey as an activist and the urgent social and environmental issues we face.
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One of the largest workplace ICE raid in the US history upended the town of Cactus in 2006. The recovery offers warnings about Donald Trump’s plans for mass deportations.
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In her book, "The Grieving Body," Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor reveals the profound physiological toll grief takes on our bodies and offers strategies for holistic healing.
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In her book, "Death of a Parent," Dr. Debra Umberson says losing a parent in adulthood has a much more profound and transformative impact than most people might believe.
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Grief expert David Kessler joins us to discuss how understanding grief after losing a loved one can help us make sense of our pain and find meaning again.
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Since the inauguration, the Trump administration has focused intently on the EPA, notifying more than 1,100 employees that they could be fired immediately