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Jacqueline Policastro

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Domestic violence through family phone plans: how lawmakers are stepping up to help tech abuse survivors

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By Jacqueline Policastro
| WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA) Verified
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - “Digital devices in particular can be very powerful tools that can be manipulated by people to do good, but also to do harm.” Dr. Thomas Kadri said about tech abuse. Tech abuse includes GPS stalking, password theft, or hacking photo libraries– crimes involving technology committed by family or a partner. “This is a form of abuse that is rising,” Kadri said.
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Domestic violence through family phone plans: how lawmakers are stepping up to help tech abuse survivors

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By Jacqueline Policastro
| KOTA-TV (Rapid City, SD) Verified
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - “Digital devices in particular can be very powerful tools that can be manipulated by people to do good, but also to do harm.” Dr. Thomas Kadri said about tech abuse. Tech abuse includes GPS stalking, password theft, or hacking photo libraries– crimes involving technology committed by family or a partner. “This is a form of abuse that is rising,” Kadri said.
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CBD is a $12.8 billion industry, but there’s still questions about the efficacy of cannabidiol

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By Jacqueline Policastro
| KCRG-TV (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - It can help anxiety, aid sleep or even clear up acne. That’s what some CBD advertisements claim. CBD, or cannabidiol, is a chemical found in marijuana and hemp plants. It doesn’t give you a high, but users and advertisers claim it can help a host of health issues. One expert told us there’s no scientific proof it works. Theodore Caputi is a public health researcher. He conducted a study on how some medical marijuana companies market CBD.
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