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Ben Levin's "In The Hole;" AI and Heart Disease; UFOs; Author Kevin Schewe's Bad Love; IBM's Digital Training ProgramUFO
Ben Levin is an autistic teenage who has been in love with stories ever since he was a little boy and is the author of multiple books, including the breakout novel, "In the Hole."
Dr. James Thomas, director of the Center for Heart Valve Disease and Academic Affairs at the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute at Northwestern Medicine, talks about how AI is helping the management of cardiovascular disease.
Dr. JC van Velkinburgh and Debra LaPrevotte talk Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Evidence
Kevin Schewe is the author of the Bad Love Book Series and a board-certified cancer specialist who has been in the private practice of radiation oncology for over 34 years. Check out his newest novel, Bad Love Medicine.
Justina Nixon is the IBM VP and Global Head, Corporate Social Responsibility. She talks about her digital training program, Skills Build. It offers over 1,000 online courses.