You might be a cautious driver who always follows the traffic laws and keeps your attention focused on the road so that you can spot potential hazards and avoid them. However, there is little that you can do to prevent another motorist from striking your vehicle from the rear. Unfortunately, rear-end collisions are common and…
A lot of teens and young adults have no concern if they want to quit vaping until they know how quitting can benefit them. No matter what their narrative is, marketing companies and big e-cigs and vape companies try selling their product like it is safe for everyone, when it is actually not and this…
Here are five foods that will help you get a better night’s sleep. Milk Milk has an amino acid called tryptophan which induces sleep. Lots of parents give warm milk to kids before they go to bed to help them sleep. Tryptophan increases the production of melatonin that helps you have a…
It has been more than 15 years that the HPV vaccination is considered safe. However, a recent study suggested that it comes with some side effects. Well, before jumping onto the side effects of the HPV vaccine, let us first discuss the types of HPV. HPV has more than 40 distinctive types. The side effects…
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The hospitality industry continues to grow, with over 900,000 establishments by the middle of 2021. If you want to be successful in the hospitality industry, you have to stand out from the pack. There are a lot of options on the market, but if you do it right, you can outperform your competition. Thriving in…
For the first time, surgeons successfully attached a kidney from a genetically modified pig to a human patient — a major scientific breakthrough, and one that could open up a new way to provide organs to sick people. Scientists got the kidney from a pig genetically engineered so that it wouldn’t produce a sugar called…
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Every October for the last four decades, Breast Cancer Awareness Month has helped to raise visibility of the most prevalent cancer on Earth — one that takes almost three-quarters of a million lives every year. Despite recorded cases stretching back to ancient Egypt, breast cancer was considered an “unspeakable” condition for millennia. Women were expected…
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Maine on Tuesday reported 883 new cases of COVID-19 over a three-day period, and seven additional deaths. If there is no backlog for this week and cases are being reviewed and reported as they are submitted to the state, the numbers over the weekend represent a slight downturn in cases. Last week was the first…
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Only a quarter of care home residents have had a Covid booster vaccine, data shows amid fears that millions of elderly Britons will be left vulnerable to the virus this winter. NHS England data shows just 27.8 per cent of care home residents have received their crucial third dose and only 14.1 per cent of…
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Robert Durst has been placed on a ventilator after contracting COVID-19, his lawyer said Saturday. Durst, 78, was sentenced to life in prison without parole Thursday for murdering his close friend, Susan Berman, inside her Benedict Canyon home in 2000. The real estate heir was in “very bad condition” during the sentencing hearing, according to his lead…
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