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Skip to main content. Winning The Millennial Vote. Aug 24, 2016. Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. and the biggest portion of the electorate. It’s hard to predict, though, how they will vote in November. How To Win The Millennial Vote. Aug 24, 2016. Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. and the biggest portion of the electorate. It’s hard to predict, though, how they will vote in November. Trump, In Austin, Assails Clinton Over Foundation Ties. Patrick Svitek Texas Tribune.
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What You Need To Know About Early Polls And How To Read Them | KERA News
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Skip to main content. What You Need To Know About Early Polls And How To Read Them. Aug 6, 2015. There are just so many GOP presidential candidates . can we really tell who leads whom right now? Poll has a reported margin of error of /- 4 percentage points.). Originally published on August 6, 2015 4:20 pm. The early 2016 presidential polls are flying, which means the complaining about polls is in full swing, too. It's not just on the crowded GOP side. Democrats have pushed back. 1 Polls are not predictive.
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Disgust Diet: Can You Train Your Brain To Recoil At High-Calorie Foods? | KERA News
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Skip to main content. Disgust Diet: Can You Train Your Brain To Recoil At High-Calorie Foods? Aug 7, 2015. Sure, seeing a cockroach on your fries would turn you off eating them. But what about seeing a photo of a cockroach flash by. You see a photo of fries? Legget et al. 2015 American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Originally published on August 7, 2015 2:04 pm. Well, Kristina Legget. It's a tool that psychologists call subliminal priming, which works kind of like a Jedi mind trick. It subconsciousl...
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More North Texans Surviving Sudden Cardiac Arrest | KERA News
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Skip to main content. More North Texans Surviving Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Jun 19, 2012. Study results being released today in 'Circulation' magazine confirm what KERA reported two years ago- that repeated chest compressions have dramatically improved the survival rate for cardiac arrest patients. The survival rate for cardiac arrest patients has improved dramatically, thanks to research being done in North Texas and around the country. The paramedics believed that getting the patient to the hospital as qu...
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Patients In Iowa Worry About Private Management Of Medicaid | KERA News
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Skip to main content. Patients In Iowa Worry About Private Management Of Medicaid. Aug 6, 2015. Brenda Hummel and her 7-year-old daughter Andrea in their home near Des Moines, Iowa. Andrea was born with severe epilepsy and gets her health care through Medicaid. Clay Masters/Iowa Public Radio. Iowa Senate President Pam Jochum wants to make sure the transition of Medicaid recipients to private companies has good oversight. Clay Masters/Iowa Public Radio. Originally published on August 7, 2015 4:37 pm.
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Skip to main content. Every weekday morning and evening. KERA airs an extended local news report. Hosted by Sam Baker at 8:20 am and Justin Martin at 6:20 pm, the segment focuses on the latest in education, health, science, technology, arts and politics in North Texas. Special features include. Reports on advances in health, science and technology;. A weekly conversation about personal health. Stories about the journey to graduation; the weekly movie chat. And in-depth interviews of. Aug 26, 2016. Top St...
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Krystina Martinez | KERA News
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Skip to main content. Is an assistant producer at KERA. She wakes up bright and early to produce local content for. And KERANews.org. She also produces. A weekly series of conversations with North Texas newsmakers. Krystina first joined the station as a freelancer in 2013. She filled in as a KERA Newsroom. Producer, contributed stories, produced Ebola coverage and served as the local producer for StoryCorps’ North Texas visit in 2014. Prior to KERA, she interned at NPR’s. In Washington, D.C. Aug 26, 2016.
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From The Newsroom: North Texas Dream Riders Seeking Justice; Porn Convention Hits Dallas | KERA News
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Skip to main content. From The Newsroom: North Texas Dream Riders Seeking Justice; Porn Convention Hits Dallas. Aug 7, 2015. The top local stories this evening from the KERA. For the past couple of weeks, a diverse group of teens and young adults has been on a bus trip around the country. Their goal: to foster a better understanding of others and to build support for immigrants’ rights and racial justice. And the adult entertainment convention in Dallas this weekend that's causing a stir.
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Tarrant Water District Loses Court Battle But Not Giving Up On Oklahoma Water | KERA News
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Skip to main content. Tarrant Water District Loses Court Battle But Not Giving Up On Oklahoma Water. Jun 14, 2013. The Tarrant Regional Water District in Fort Worth, Texas, wanted to pump water from the Kiamichi River in Oklahoma and pipe it to Texas. After more than six years in court that cost more than $6 million the Tarrant Regional Water District’s legal battle with the State of Oklahoma has ended. Listen to the story airing on KERA 90.1. But Oklahoma Sen. Jerry Ellis says it may be a little lat...
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Courtney Collins | KERA News
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Skip to main content. Courtney Collins has been working as a broadcast journalist since graduating from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in 2004. Before coming to KERA in 2011, Courtney worked as a reporter for NPR member station WAMU in Washington D.C. While there she covered daily news and reported for the station’s weekly news magazine,. At KERA, Courtney is lead reporter for the series One Crisis Away. About life on the financial edge. Courtney has won awards from the Te...
