All Things Considered

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Robert Siegel, Melissa Block
Emily Boyer

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3:00pm

Thu June 2, 2011
NPR Story

EEG Could Help ID Infants With Autism

Scientists say electroencephalography or EEG could help identify infants who are likely to develop autism. The technology detects unusual electrical patterns in the brain that are associated with autism.

3:00pm

Thu June 2, 2011
NPR Story

Mentally Ill Juvenile Offenders Receive More Help

Slowly, states and local governments are moving to treat the mental health needs of juvenile offenders. In Los Angeles County, new programs are helping treat the vast number of troubled youth who suffer from depression, post-traumatic stress disorder or other maladies.

3:00pm

Thu June 2, 2011
NPR Story

Summer Sounds: Little League

Steve Proffitt is sure it's summer when he hears the sound of a Little League game. This was underlined not long ago when he took a ball to the chin when his son was playing.

1:52pm

Thu June 2, 2011
Military

Colorado Veterans Benefit from U.S. Dept of Labor Grant

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This week, the U.S. Department of Labor announced more than $9 million in job training grants for veterans, including those in Colorado. The money comes at a time when Afghanistan and Iraq veterans are struggling to find work.

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1:28pm

Thu June 2, 2011
Politics

Udall: Not Raising the Debt Ceiling Would be ‘Catastrophic’

The discussion over raising the nation’s debt ceiling is focused in the House this week. But that’s not stopping Colorado Democratic Senator Mark Udall from weighing in on the matter.

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