How can the 26 million Americans who suffer from seasonal allergies prevent their suffering, come the spring and summer seasons? There is the option of changing location – from an allergen-full city to a city known to have the least allergens, or to a city with preventative measures, such as cities near the water. There […]
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Kids today are at risk of mental health disorders from new issues that have become increasingly prevalent in the past few decades. Single-parent households, violence and bullying in schools, obesity, and education disparity are examples of newly common situations that can take their tolls on the health and happiness of Americas youth. To learn more,
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Returning to work after having a baby can be difficult for many women. Maternity leave is not required to be paid, and if a woman meets the FMLA’s requirements, she is offered 12 weeks of unpaid leave. This leads to the employment of only 62% of women who have given birth. Women who do return
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What will it take to reach sustainable energy for all? The Sustainable Energy for All initiative sets three global goals for 2030: energy access, energy efficiency, and renewable energy. To meet these goals, decisive action will need to be taken. The first objective is energy access, which means providing universal access to modern energy. The
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There are many cities in the US in which UX professionals are in-demand, particularly if they are in development or design. New York is first in both job postings and salary level, followed by San Francisco and Seattle. To learn more about the UX job market, check out this infographic presented by Onward Search. ©
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Motivation for killing is varied, but there are things that most serial killers have in common. They usually kill during periods of stress, for a temporary feeling of relief. The psychological make-up of serial killers generally follows a pattern, and has been extensively studied over the years. To learn more about serial killers and what
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With the rising cost of living, it seems as if everyone could use a raise in salary these days, but the majority of people do not know how to negotiate a higher salary. Negotiating a higher salary can be very nerve-racking. In fact, 39 percent of Americans report feeling anxiety about negotiating a higher salary.
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For years, individuals and organizations have pushed education as the key to success in America. But is that really true? Generation Y, those children of the 1980’s and 1990’s, are graduating with bachelor’s degrees and yet 53 percent of them are unemployed. In this infographic, the folks at Adecco look at the numbers and facts
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Tattoos are being pushed to the limit with people now getting tattoos on their eyeballs and teeth. Americans spend 1.65 billion dollars per year on tattoos, an art that has existed for at least 5,200 years. Throughout history tattoos have been used as decoration, for therapy, and to ward off sexually transmitted diseases among many
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Do you feel like genetic engineering is good or bad? Either way, it is still pretty interesting. About 40,000 babies born in the U.S. each year are conceived via assisted reproduction. Genetic engineering in babies can be used to ensure the child does not have certain diseases and also used for selection of specific physical
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