Errors in medical billing are becoming more common around the United States, and mistakes can […]
Chef’s Unique Blend of Cultural Influences Create One of a Kind Hummus and Other Jewish Dishes
Hummus may be a staple in the refrigerators of most vegetarians, but one chef’s recipe […]
People Are Paying This Guy $500 to Get Drunk and Review Their Websites
“Your website should be so simple, a drunk person could use it. You can’t test […]
Here’s Why Working (and Learning) From Home Are Becoming More Popular
In this, the Digital Age, with the Internet of Things looming, it may not come […]
Twenty Percent of Americans Exclusively Rely on Their Smartphones For Internet Service, Study Finds
A recent Pew Research Center study has found that 20% of Americans rely on a […]
Noneconomic Damages Cap in South Dakota Has Consequences for Victims of Medical Malpractice
Could South Dakota become home to doctors guilty of committing serious medical mistakes? Some critics […]
Penn State Hosts 5K Event For Cancer Research
The Pennsylvania State University hosted its first annual Race to Relay 5K event in order […]
Chiropractic Care Can Lower Overall Medical Costs, New Data Suggests
New data from Optum, a health care consulting agency, suggests that if spinal manipulation is […]
Convenience Store Chain Adds New Warehouse and Company Headquarters in San Antonio
Only days before its commercial leases expire on a warehouse in Schertz, TX, San Antonio-based […]
OSHA Rejects Arizona’s New Set of Fall Safety Standards
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) has rejected a new […]