This November, residents of Baltimore will be asked to vote on whether to establish a […]
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After 8 Years, The Flu Vaccine is Set to Get a Makeover This Year
A 2002 National Center for Education Statistics study found that approximately six percent of all […]
Ohio Town Uses Local Gardening to Help Rebuild Community
Community gardening is helping a struggling town in the Northeast rebuild. Hamilton, a 62,000-person town […]
New Hyperhidrosis Surgery Saves Cop’s Job
The 8 million Americans living with hyperhidrosis have to cope with excessive sweating that often […]
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. […]