Study on homesickness in first-time away youths
A pediatrics study warns how intense homesickness can disrupt college or camp life. It identifies red flags such as sleeping and eating disturbance and lack of control, and suggests strategies like practice time away from home and involving youth in planning until separation ends.
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Detroit
Janise Stone
Stone
Paine College
Augusta
Indianapolis
American Academy of Pediatrics
Pediatrics
Edward Walton
University of Michigan
Walton
Christopher Thurber
Phillips Exeter Academy
New Hampshire
Thurber
After Sago Mine disaster safety reforms stall in effect
A year after the Sago explosion, safety measures from state legislatures and Congress lag in taking hold. No rescue chambers or wireless tracking exist in the nation's 606 underground mines, backordered air packs delay readiness, and federal requirements may not arrive for over two years. MSHA and industry figures debate pace, cost, and effectiveness while the MINER Act aims to boost air supplies, communications, training, and rescue capabilities.
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Charleston
W.va
Congress
Sago
James Dean
West Virginia
Ing
International Coal Group Inc
Randal McCloy Jr
Kentucky
Congressional Budget Office
Don Blankenship
Massey Energy Co
Blankenship
oIs
Ofit Energy Inc
St. Louis
Peabody Energy
United Mine Worker
UMW Health and Safety
Dennis O'Dell
Richard Stickler
Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration
MSHA
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