Food, Wipes, Needles and More: Garbage Creates Major Headache for Sewer Systems
When you have a lot of junk that you need to get rid of, and you’re at a commercial building, you need to have commercial garbage pickup come and pick … Read More
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Researchers Suggest That Mobile Health Apps May Actually Lead To Poorer Health
The rise of the smartphone has given way to the rise of mobile apps that can track, organize, and prioritize nearly every part of your life; apps to help people … Read More
Alabama Soccer Tournament Hosts International Teams, Division I Players
Decatur, Alabama recently hosted an international youth soccer tournament consisting of thousands of soccer players around the world. Local news station WAFF 48 reports that the Open Cup, sponsored by … Read More
Japanese Beer Promises to Make You Pretty
Many people use collagen creams and supplements to battle the effects of aging on their skin. Some of these people also drink beer to relax after a long day at … Read More
Younger Men With Hypogonadism May Have Higher Testosterone Levels Than Once Thought
A new study finds that men younger than 40 who have testosterone levels between 300 to 400 ng/dL can still experience hypogonadism. These levels are higher than the traditional minimum … Read More
Minnesota Vikings New Stadium Roof Gets Equipped With Snow Melt System
UPDATED 12/10/20 After a harsh winter, many people across the United States are looking into roof repair and planning ways to prevent damage from occurring next year. The Minnesota Vikings, … Read More
Doctors Often Disregard Parents’ Concerns About Autism in Children, Study Finds
A new study suggests that doctors often ignore parental concerns about autism in children, leading to delayed diagnosis and treatment. “We know that early identification of autism spectrum disorder is … Read More
Despite Million Dollar Incomes, New Study Finds That 16% of Former NFL Players Go Bankrupt
It’s often difficult for the “average” American consumer to understand how celebrities, like movie stars and professional athletes, can go from making millions of dollars per year to filing for … Read More
Navajo Nation Hopes To Reduce Obesity and Diabetes Rates By Introducing a 2% Junk Food Tax
Across many parts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, hundreds of consumers have just encountered an unsettling surprise while grocery shopping: a 2% “junk food tax” was recently passed by … Read More
Car Care Council Urges Motorists to Spring Into Action for National Car Care Month
The Car Care Council is encouraging all drivers to get regular vehicle maintenance done during April, National Car Care Month. “Whether you do it yourself or take your car to … Read More