This week we discuss how tv has a negative health and social effects on children;  we learn about the condition of a High School basketball player that collapsed with a heart attack in the middle of a game, and the outcome of that; and a CPR rescue story!

Also discussed this week: how technology may be altering how brains work, and the FDA’s decision to discount melamine’s danger in infant formula.

 
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This Episode’s Poll:

Is any amount of melamine worse than no melamine at all, regardless of the FDA's findings? (Ep. 3 Poll)

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Show Notes:

Sources:

Too Much TV Time Is Harmful To A Child’s Health (kypost.com)
FDA Discounts Danger from Melamine in U.S. Made Infant Formula (medpagetoday.com)
Techonology May be altering how Brains Work(msnbc)
Basketball Player:
Holland basketball player critical after court collapse (wzzm13)
UPDATE: Holland basketball player making a miraculous recovery (wzzm13)
Basketball player grateful for first aid when heart stopped (wzzm13)
CPR Rescue Story:
A Life Saved this Morning… maybe Three! (procprblog)
Amid Frustration… 30 Seconds Either Way… (fiestycharlie)