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Vision's Gina Stepp interviews Thomas J. Hoffman, whose research has included a focus on the connection between teen pregnancy and child abuse. 

Gina Stepp interviews Bill Albert of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy about the effect of media on teenage pregnancy.

The interest in finding solutions to problems like teen pregnancy is not about assigning blame.

According to writer and philosopher A. C. Grayling, reading can be better appreciated by taking a historical look at the subject.

Although at times we all wonder, “Why am I here?” and “What is the meaning of my life?” these questions arise from a larger crisis of identity.

For many years we have heard that fats are bad for us. In recent years science has discovered that dietary fats are not all equal, nor are they all bad.

Sixty years after their discovery, the Dead Sea Scrolls still spark controversy and debate. What have they established so far, and how will they be remembered?

The 60^th anniversary of the Dead Sea Scrolls discovery spotlights another archaeological find that has been waiting in the wings for some time.

The idea of a moral basis for behavior is uniquely human. Morality implies that we bring judgment to our decisions.

A recent article in the U.S. magazine Atlantic carried the headline “Is Pornography Adultery?” and noted that “it may be closer than you think.”

Studies show that strong family relationships play an important role in reducing the risk of teen pregnancy on the individual level.

The majority of wars today are intrastate conflicts fought with small arms, and where such conflicts take place, many of those fighting are children.

Military organizations as well as non-state opposition groups in war-ravaged areas of the world often recruit children to serve as child soldiers.

Vision publisher David Hulme interviews Boston University professor Charles L. Griswold on the subject of forgiveness.

Researchers agree that when we don’t work toward a state of mind of something like forgiveness, we are the ones who suffer the most harm.

In 1996 energetic brain scientist Jill Bolte Taylor had a stroke. Her recovery took eight years, but it was anything but time lost.

Parenthood can be extremely rewarding when one is ready for it, but it is not for children.

While current health news articles warn of the expanding problem of obesity in adults, our children are growing into the problem as well.

Career diplomat Uri Savir has a passion for peace in the Middle East. This interview by publisher and Mideast scholar David Hulme is Savir’s second for Vision.