The 8 million Americans living with hyperhidrosis have to cope with excessive sweating that often […]
Month: September 2016
Study Finds Link Between Chronic Sleep Issues and Disabilities Later in Life
A recent study has found that chronic sleep issues may be linked with a greater […]
Construction Industry to Make 21st Century Updates
The U.S. construction industry employs 7.8 million workers, but that number could drop with the […]
A Message For Brides Everywhere: Watch Out Or Your Dog May Steal the Show On Your Big Day
More than 3.5 trillion photos have been taken in the 186 years since the first […]
CDC Eases Travel Advisory in Miami Neighborhoods, but Zika Zone Continues to Expand
There’s good and bad news for the people of Miami concerned about the Zika virus. […]
Washington University Study Finds U.S. Spends More Than $1 Trillion On Incarceration
The cost of incarceration in the U.S. is now over $1 trillion, which is six […]
Large Wind Farms Spreading Across the U.S. as Opposition Continues in Canada
In Canada, groups that strongly oppose the production of industrial wind farms are gaining momentum. […]
Designers Lean Towards Natural and Repurposed Wood for Furniture
A full 100% of Amish furniture is hand crafted for each customer, and it seems […]
OSHA Awards $10.5 Million in Workplace Safety Grants to 77 Non-Profits Nationwide
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a facet of the U.S. Department of Labor, has […]
18-Year-Old Sues Parents Over Private Childhood Photos Shared to Facebook
According to recent studies, approximately 78% of all American citizens currently have some form of […]