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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130806:02:36:00 - Vimarsana News

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They are important stories on many, many levels, including helping us understand the troubling finding in a recent study showing that most low income students who have top s.a.t. scores do not apply to america's top colleges while 78% of students with similar test scores and higher incomes apply and get accepted at those colleges. joining me now, yale sophomore travis reginald, the son of nicki reginald, and harvard sophomore justin porter, the son of sarah perkins. justin, i want to read a line from your article yesterday in the "times" where you said you were born and raised 1,500 miles away...

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It looks like a spinoff series for a second. a new medical breakthrough may be a cure for stress, anxiety and depression. researchers identified the misery molecule in the brain and are hoping to design a drug to fix these common depressive disorders. >>steve: fox news medical a team dr. samadi joins us to explain. this is great news because there are millions of people who suffer from depression and anxiety and this perhaps will lead to the formulation of a drug to help them. >> this study is coming from the u.k. it is very important because for years we know a connection between part of the ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130601:06:30:00 - Vimarsana News

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On his fox business network program lou dobbs said this. >> i want to turn to a study showing that women have become the bread winners in this country and a lot of others. but our society is being torn in so many directions right now. >> that was like cave man central. >> he climbed out from under rocks. >> so in effect, they're calling you an interrogatory la diet. >> a great compliment. the pugh research study is a very troubling study. as we were talking about, 40% of the women are bread winners now in american families. beyond that, 63% are working moms without a lot of resources. we're ta...

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Draconian design laws in the country. i would say it's actually window dressing on protectionism. so you need to take an exam to call yourself a licensed interior designer and that means to give advice on anything that is a nonstructural element. so any wall hangings, any drapes, any throw pillows. and this is done for health and safety reasons. study after study, the institute for justice in dc has done a study showing there is absolutely no reason for this. it's really just protectionism. it's just a cartel trying to keep competition out. >> steve: it's just another example of how we're beco...

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CNN Healthcare March 17, 2013 01:24:00

Impotent or incontinent or both. >> my path crossed with dean's because we both wanted to try and bring rigorous clinical trial testing to this hypothesis that lifestyle intervention could have an impact on men with early stage prostate cancer. i'm one of the busiest surgeons in the country. however, i don't believe every man with prostate cancer needs immediate treatment. you follow them very carefullcarefully lly and you treat them at the first sign of progression. if you can delay treatment, that man is not at risk for side effects during that period of time. >> come on in. >> dr. peter car...