Dementia is quickly becoming one of the biggest problems facing Americans. For example, Alzheimer’s, one of many dementia-related diseases, affects one in every eight Americans over the age of 65. Unfortunately, above the age of 85, the likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s jumps to 50%! As the baby-boomer generation ages, there will be a record number […]
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At-home dental care is important, but many people skimp on their home routine, relying instead on their semi-annual cleanings to do the bulk of the work. In fact, only 50% of Americans follow the American Dental Association’s recommendation to floss twice a day — and a fifth of Americans never floss at all, relying on […]
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After years of financial trials and hardships (and that’s putting it lightly), economists may finally have some good news. U.S. companies created at least 175,00 new jobs last month, and economic projections look hopeful. “The US has suffered from unusually bad weather in recent months, which has contributed to a recent slowdown in the labor […]
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Marriage remains one of the most important commitments any of us can make in our lives. The statistics don’t lie, after all, and with more than two-million Americans married in 2013, it doesn’t seem that this traditional union is going any place anytime soon, despite popular opinion. However, that doesn’t mean marriage is the same […]
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Think back to the first time you saw a robotic vacuum cleaner. It was likely inside a friend’s apartment, and someone probably threw a potato chip on the floor in order to summon the robot to inhale it. It was probably presented as some kind of 21st century pet, and most folks probably loved it […]
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