(NAPSI)—Bumps on feet can signal serious or nonserious conditions, so it’s best to have all bumps properly examined by a foot and ankle surgeon. The most common type of foot bump, ganglionic cysts, are soft, harmless, fluid-filled sacs found on the tendons and joints of the foot. Ganglionic cysts can be caused by a leaking Read More …
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EDUCATION NEWS & NOTES Success Stories Prove That No One Gets A Diploma Alone
(NAPSI)—The United States’ national graduation rate rose to record highs in 2017. The Problem Nevertheless, there are still approximately 34 million American adults who do not have a high school diploma. Why A Diploma Matters On average, individuals with a high school degree can expect to earn 30 percent more than adults without a diploma Read More …
SAFETY AROUND THE HOME Fire Prevention Tips And Technology
(NAPSI)—They look like small, plastic boxes, round or square, stuck up on the wall or the ceiling—but they could save your life. They’re smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. Facts And Figures On average, eight people die in a home fire each day in the U.S.—almost 3,000 people every year. While working smoke alarms cut Read More …
PREPARING YOUR VEHICLE Spring Car Care Tips
(NAPSI)—Warmer spring temperatures make it the perfect time to get outside and do a routine checkup on your car, as winter weather can take a toll. These four car care tips will get your car in tip-top shape before hitting the road for a spring getaway. Change Oil and Check Fluids Experts recommend getting oil Read More …
MAKING LIFE MORE FUN Social Experiment Finds How To Put More Joy Into A Party
(NAPSI)—In the U.S., 74 percent of people order carryout or delivery pizza at least once a month. However, many people don’t realize that ordering carryout or delivery pizza may be compromising the moods of themselves and those around them. The Social Experiment In an effort to determine which pizza makes for happier gatherings—delivery or fresh—baked Read More …
MAKING LIFE BETTER How To Find Balance This Year Between Fitness And Your Social Life Sponsored by Truly Spiked & Sparkling
(NAPSI)—Social gatherings and the comfort food and drinks that come along with fun and friends can pose a threat to your wellness goals. Consider this: According to a recent Harris Poll, nearly five in 10 (45 percent) drinkers agreed that following a wellness routine makes it hard to be social because events often revolve around Read More …
HINTS FOR HOMEOWNERS Tips To Help You Live Green And Save Green
(NAPSI)—Many homeowners consider ecofriendliness when home product shopping and airconditioning systems are no exception. In fact, home cooling accounts for nearly half of energy use and is responsible for nearly 100 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year. The good news is following some practical tips will help you stay cool, save money and Read More …
PROTECTING YOUR FINANCES Five Ways To Fight Back Against Identity Fraud
(NAPSI)—If you’ve been a victim of identity fraud lately, you’re not alone. Nearly 17 million other Americans were, too, according to the 2018 annual Identity Fraud Study released by Javelin Strategy & Research, a research-based advisory firm that helps its clients to make better-informed business decisions in a digital financial world. In 2017, fraudsters stole Read More …
COLLEGE CORNER The First Step After College: Leaving Campus
(NAPSI)—New college graduates may have the whole world at their feet, but first they have to get their feet—and everything else—out of the dorm and into their old home or new place. To help make that transition a little smoother, the experts on moving at Penske Truck Rental offer 10 tips: Plan ahead. Determine how Read More …
NEWS OF NUTRITION How Americans In ‘Food Deserts’ Or ‘Food Swamps’ Can Still Fight Off Obesity
(NAPSI)—It may come as a surprise to some, but millions of people right here in the United States are suffering from malnutrition. Fortunately, there are solutions. The Problems A recent study by Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity found many people are faced with food supply issues. They live in “food deserts,” where access Read More …