The Vicious Cycle: How Chronic Pain Fuels Anxiety and Then Clinical Depression Whether you experience chronic pain or not, you are aware that it is not just a physical thing. It is an inescapable, undesirable companion that tints every part of your day. What many patients–even doctors themselves, too often omit to notice is the … Read more
Obesity as a Social Epidemic: Why Your Friends’ Weight Predicts Your Own We believe that gaining weight is an intimate affair. A fight was held at a grocery store aisle and the gym. An individual issue of self-discipline. However, what is the other half of the story? Imagine you are more likely to become vegetarian … Read more
Introduction Inflation remains a potent issue that will pre-determine American forms of consumer behavior in 2025. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) and food prices have increased by 2.9% and 3.2% respectively, over the past year, indicating that the cost of living has increased. These pressures on the economy are forcing Americans to reconsider how they … Read more
Introduction The news today on the part of Scout Motors is a significant milestone for the EV sector in the U.S. The company is doubling down on domestic manufacturing by investing, $ 300 million in a supplier park in Blythewood, South Carolina. Not only is this move accelerating the preparation of their production, but it … Read more
It is a powerful composite photograph of someone sitting alone on a park bench during the soft end of the light, looking into the distance. Here, a computerised, anatomical drawing of a human heart, with lines of ECG and blood pressure levels (e.g., 140/90) beginning to appear around it, is also overlaid on the chest. … Read more
Intro: The quick answer Yes. Currently, during the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, the Federal Reserve reduced its target rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4.00-4.25 per cent. It is the first rate cut by the Fed since December of last year, and the committee indicated that further loosening would come in the latter … Read more