No evidence that digital devices cause eye damage, researchers say
Long-term gazing at electronic devices can definitely lead to dry eye. But does it lead to actual blindness? Headlines flared last August when news…
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Foundation promotes research to fight rare kidney disease
March 2019 is Alport Syndrome Month — coinciding with National Kidney Month — to raise awareness of kidney disease and the benefits of organ donation….
Red Pepper Falafel blends history, taste
Falafel is an interesting blend of chickpeas, vegetables, and spices that are chopped up together, rolled into balls, and deep fried in vegetable oil….
March through May: Prom season highlights safety issues
Prom season highlights safety issues Prom night promises to be memorable for teens, and parents can help to make sure the memories are all good ones. Teen…
March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month: Simple steps can help keep vision healthy for life
The delights of vision can hardly be overstated and it’s worth taking a look, so to speak, at problems that can harm your vision. That’s why the American…
The no-spend challenge
A financial writer set out to spend no extra money for a year. Michelle McGagh and her husband vowed to pay bills, but not to buy coffee, clothes, or a…
For Americans, it’s still saving versus spending
American economic growth is high and appears to be reliable, but a warning light is flashing: Personal savings are falling. Consumers comprise roughly 70…
Is debt consolidation wise?
According to ConsumerCredit.com, people thinking about consolidating debts often have one question: Is debt consolidation wise or not? The answer is…
Starting a family business has unique problems
Starting a business with a spouse, parents, siblings, children or other family members is not like the typical startup. According to the Family Firm…
Legal issues crucial when forming small business
Entrepreneurs are busy people. They’ve got a ton of things on their mind from marketing and advertising to customer service and phones forever ringing to…