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Millennials Buzzing Over Cars amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
A few years ago, automotive companies accepted the possibility that consumers will no longer be interested in buying their own cars. With ride-hailing apps and a socioeconomic imbalance between generations, many young professionals have thought of holding off purchasing a vehicle for themselves. The tables had turned when the coronavirus pandemic kicked in. With people
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Why Patients Receiving End-of-Life Care Are Encouraged to Travel
If you are nursing a terminal illness, your loved ones may fret about every move you make. You may now have a caregiver assisting you 24/7. This is especially true if treating your symptoms meant nursing a medical gadget or two. You may very well be receiving hospice care at home to ensure your comfort during the
Important Home Inspections You Need to Do After a Storm
The United States experiences around 100,000 thunderstorms every year. This detail makes it an essential task for homeowners to not only stay prepared but also make sure they do the proper checks on their homes in the storm’s aftermath. In the event your city is hit, whether it’s severe or manageable, here are some important
Beautiful Wall Materials You Don’t Want to Paint Over
Houses should be considered as works of art. A lot of thought and imagination goes into building a house. From its humble beginnings on many drafting sheets, it would be amazing to finally see it realized once construction is completed. If you are aiming to have one beautiful home and need some creative help, you
Endometrial Stromal Sarcoma: the Zebra in Endometrial Cancers
The year was 2002. Her journey began with a phone call from her gynecologist. Then came surgery, biopsy, and diagnosis. Her doctor was prepared to propose a treatment. But what in the world is Endometrial Stromal Sarcoma or ESS? No one seemed to know much about it, even her doctor. When she typed the term