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Given Rising Costs, Most Seniors Can’t Afford Healthcare

Although the majority of Americans believe that having access to affordable healthcare is essential, the current system setup has resulted in an almost complete lack of confidence. In fact, 80% of U.S. residents surveyed believe the quality of medical care is being compromised in order to increase profits. That’s likely a view held by many

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Younger Generations Are Saving Printed Books

While many Baby Boomers and older generations like to claim that books and reading have become a thing of the past, younger generations are actually proving them wrong by reading more than their older counterparts. It’s not just e-books that are contributing to the increase in reading; younger generations are more likely to visit libraries

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Missouri Dentist Found Guilty of Medicaid Fraud

When people go to the dentist every six months for a regular checkup, they expect to be treated with respect and care, both in their treatment and their finances. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case — one Mount Vernon, Missouri dentist was recently found guilty of Medicaid fraud. Dr. Thomas Alms was ordered by the

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Amazon Is Expected To Capture 47% Of Online Sales This Year

Amazon is expected to capture nearly half of all U.S. online sales this year. According to the market research company eMarketer, sales for Amazon are expected to grow by over 20% this year, amounting to $282.52 billion. That’s approximately 47% of American online expenditures and 5% of the U.S. retail market. A new feature from

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New Study Shows Prostate Cancer Rates Stabilizing

A new study performed by the American Cancer Society has found that rates of prostate cancer have begun to stabilize throughout the globe. As theĀ third-most common form of cancerĀ in the United States, this health concern has been among the top health issues witnessed throughout the country. According to this new study, however, some countries have

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3 Reasons Young Professionals Should Move to Chicago

Chicago might not seem as flashy as San Fransisco or New York City, but this diverse city is ripe with opportunities for young professionals. This is the perfect location for renters and homeowners alike. With 44% of Chicago residents renting their homes, this affordable housing market has become a huge draw for recent college graduates

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