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Today’s News: 21 Kidnapped Girls Released, Thailand in Mourning and Preventive Healthcare | 10-14-16

Here's today's news. I’d like to take a break from the U.S. election today to catch up on what’s going on in the world.

Join us as we discuss the release of 21 kidnapped girls in Nigeria, the passing of the King of Thailand at age 88, an exchange of strong words between the Turkish President and the Prime Minister of Iraq, an update on Bob Dylan winning the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature and some preventative healthcare tips we should all consider.

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And here are the links that we discussed on today's news:

3 Tips To Keep You Busy When You Don’t Have A Saturday Night Date

http://www.aplaceformom.com/blog/11-5-14-healthy-habits-for-seniors/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXTOREfDSXM

Samantha struggle with Health Problems !! Latest

Samantha struggle with Health Problems
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nas0vmozlbE

Population Health: Current Issues in Healthcare

Weber State MHA student, Julie Hamilton, talks about population health and the role that healthcare leaders are taking in preventative healthcare.

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