Author: Matt Dowd
Matt is a professional writer, avid traveler, and curious soul with a nose for new and interesting information. He brings his perspective to you as a primary author for InClue. Matt is constantly on the search for great information about topics ranging from human interest to technology, and everything in between.
One UK Dental School That’s Trying to Reach Students Where They Are
Sheffield University in the UK is setting up a free online dentistry course to give future dentists a jump-start on their careers. Christopher Stokes, educator at Sheffield’s School of Clinical Dentistry, hopes this type of program will offer students interested in dentistry the means to learn more about the field and the chance to shine […]
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As Many as 78% of Americans Suffer From Regular Tension Headaches
Want to know how common tension headaches are? So common, we don’t even know exactly how common they are. Anywhere from 30 to 78% of the American population suffers from tension headaches. Why the huge range of percentages? Maybe people suffering from headaches don’t want to answer the phone for a survey. Statistics aside, we […]
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Toyota Testing Prototype for New High-Performance Hybrid
When most Americans think of hybrid cars, trips to the grocery store and fuel-efficient interstate trips tend to come to mind since, according to stats compiled by Statistic Brain, two million hybrids were sold in the U.S. in 2012. However, Toyota is working to bring hybrid technology to racing and is testing a new Le […]
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New Study Indicates That Better Oral Care Can Prevent Hospital Pneumonia
According to a recent study by California State University, taking good care of your teeth could potentially save your life. Researchers found that, for regular medical patients, good oral hygiene was key for preventing hospital-acquired pneumonia. In a hospital setting, when patients already have suppressed or weak immune systems, such a disease can often be […]
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Lack of Space, Physical and Virtual, Pushes George Washington University Toward the Cloud
Cloud computing is the name of the game when it comes to technology in 2014. With 2.5 quintillion bytes of new data being created each and every day, most businesses lack the resources and the space to keep up with their storage needs without outsourcing to a cloud hosting service. Quite simply, it’s a matter […]
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