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National Distracted Driving Month
April 2012 marked National Distracted Driving Month with advocates, community leaders, educators and parents fanning out throughout the nation to raise awareness about the deadly prevalence of distracted driving. You Should Know highlights these efforts with a special look at EndDD, an advocacy group started by a trial lawyer whose daughter was killed by a distracted driver.
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Can You Afford Your First Home?
Spring is the ideal home-buying season. With the housing market finally showing some signs of life, we wanted to get first-time home buyers off to a good start. The March issue of You Should Know focuses on finding a mortgage and the house or condo that's right for you. View First-time Buyers.
Watching for Those Watching You Online
No one today can imagine living without the Internet. But as consumer advocates point out, many of us are dropping our guard and unintentionally sharing personal information with others. The consequences can be costly, embarrassing, annoying and, in some cases, even dangerous. You Should Know February explores ways to protect your online privacy. View Online Security.
Overcoming Brain Injuries in Youth Sports
Public health officials are sounding the alarm on what they are calling a national epidemic — an estimated 300,000 youth sports-related concussions each year. While most of these young gladiators make a full recovery, a growing number haven’t been so lucky. You Should Know January presents the Four Rs of sports concussions: recognize, remove, refer and return.
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