Mental health guide gets first update in 19 years
The American Psychiatric Association has updated “The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders” for the first time in 19 years, making some controversial changes. Psychiatrists Dr. Gail Saltz and Dr. Sally Satel talk about what it means for mental health professionals and patients.
'Let's Hope the Fed's Got It Right': Expert
Stephen Roach, Yale University senior fellow, discusses how the Fed is facilitating the government's fiscal financing by buying up a 'big chunk of the deficit."
1 in 4 skin cancer survivors admit to never wearing sunscreen
New research from Yale University indicates even after being diagnosed with skin cancer, some patients haven’t been able to stay away from the sun, or make lifestyle changes that would protect them from the sun’s rays. NBC’s Brian Williams reports
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Are elite universities participating in rape coverup?
Two survivors of sexual assault, UNC Chapel Hill student Andrea Pino and former student Annie Clark, join Joy Reid to talk about their complaint against the university and the responses they’ve heard from people across their school and the country.
Forget ‘Prince Charming’ and find Mr. Right-For-You
Are you still waiting for your Prince Charming to sweep you off your feet? Dr. Michelle Callahan of Women’s Health explains how you can wake up from the fairy-tale fantasy to find real love.
European Fears Mount in US Markets
Stephen Roach, Yale University senior fellow; and Jason Trennert, Strategas Research Partners, provide an outlook on U.S. markets, amid election uncertainty in Italy and discuss what lawmakers need to do to achieve a balanced budget with compromise in ...
The stakes of upcoming Supreme Court cases
They don't call the Supreme Court the highest court in the land for nothing. NYU professor Kenji Yoshino, the Goldwater Institute’s Nick Dranias, Yale’s Akhil Reed Amar, and the NAACP’s Sherrilyn Ifill talk about what’s at stake in the upcoming Shelby County v. Holder case.
Time to Get Enthusiastic About Real Estate?
Robert Shiller, Yale University professor, provides and outlook on housing and discusses whether there's a bubble forming in the farmland.
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