Research and Markets, the “World’s Largest Market Research Store,” has announced its newest report on the United States machine tools market for 2014. The Dublin-based firm reported on Machine Tool Market … Read More
New research from the Workers Compensation Research Institute has found which factors most influence the efficacy of return-to-work programs, which are crucial for employers to lower their workers’ compensation costs. … Read More
Most would refer to the Steve Jobs’ exile from Apple as the company’s dark times. Naturally, nobody really talks about the series of unremarkable failures Apple suffered during Jobs’ 11 … Read More
When someone is dealing with a matter of medical urgency, it is perfectly natural for them to wonder where they should go for the best medical care. They might ask, … Read More
Greig Stewart, a software engineer from Glasgow, has built a keytar using an old, 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System console and a Guitar Hero controller. The product, which Stewart calls the NES Keytar, … Read More
Bed bugs can be a nasty problem, and are a growing one for the United States. As The Suncoast News reports, there has been a troubling increase in bed bug populations, according … Read More
Could a brain scan help to prevent ADHD misdiagnoses? New research published in Radiology suggests that measuring levels of iron in the brain with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) could help doctors more … Read More
A growing need for financial planners and advisers has prompted many American colleges and universities to create their own financial planning degree programs. According to a May 20 CNBC article, there have been … Read More
Near Chicago, a kitten named Stockings was born with a severe birth defect — his hind legs were backwards, meaning he could neither walk nor stand. According to Houston’s KTRK-TV, … Read More
A man recently tried to rob a HealthSource Pharmacy in the Upper East Side of New York, demanding cash and OxyContin. The Pharmacy staff gave him a little something extra, … Read More
