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Is Any Amount of PFAS Safe?

Clip: Season 2000 Episode 2049 | 5m 56sVideo has Closed Captions

Dr. Beth Neary on the health risks posed by PFAS.

Dr. Beth Neary, a pediatrician and co-president of the Wisconsin Environmental Health Network, discusses health risks posed by PFAS as new federal health advisories warn that some of these chemicals are hazardous even at extremely low levels.

06/17/2022 | Rating TV-G

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Assessing Firearm Risk for Mental Health Patients

Assessing Firearm Risk for Mental Health Patients

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Clip: S2000 Ep2049 | 5m 47s | Dr. Bradley Burmeister on assessing patients for firearm risk in the emergency room. (5m 47s)

Demand Rising for Donated Human Milk

Demand Rising for Donated Human Milk

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Clip: S2000 Ep2049 | 5m 17s | Susan Urbanski on the demand for human milk during the nationwide baby formula shortage. (5m 17s)

Gableman Referred to Wisconsin's Office of Lawyer Regulation

Gableman Referred to Wisconsin's Office of Lawyer Regulation

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Clip: S2000 Ep2049 | 1m 20s | A Dane County Judge issued a written order fining Michael Gableman for contempt. (1m 20s)

Here & Now opening for June 17, 2022

Here & Now opening for June 17, 2022

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Clip: S2000 Ep2049 | 35s | The introduction to the June 17, 2022 episode of Here & Now. (35s)

What's the Risk for Blackouts in the Midwest Energy Grid?

What's the Risk for Blackouts in the Midwest Energy Grid?

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Clip: S2000 Ep2049 | 6m 51s | Professor Chris DeMarco on the high risk of energy emergencies in the Midwest grid. (6m 51s)

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