The question of whether we should wear face masks or not to prevent the spread of COVID-19 has been a hotly contested issue ever since our so-called health authorities came out with the recommendation in early 2020. Some of us were quick to point out the obvious, namely that masks cannot filter out viruses due… Read More »
Spending the winter season in a warm place has always been popular among digital nomads and pensioners. But with the 20% [1] rise in gas, energy and food prices, saving money is even more important in the coming year. So where is the most cost-efficient winter domicile for sun-seekers? While Egypt has long been on… Read More »
A Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General audit found that the Veterans Health Administration underestimated the cost of its electronic health records modernization project to the tune of billions of dollars. The report, released earlier this week, noted that the preparation for the deployment of the Cerner EHR at VA facilities required significant… Read More »
With a vaccine supply proliferating in the U.S. and more health citizens getting their first jabs, there’s growing optimism in America looking to the next-normal by, perhaps, July 4th holiday weekend as President Biden reads the pandemic tea leaves. But that won’t mean Americans will be ready to return to pre-pandemic health care visits to… Read More »
There are many options for going green in your kitchen, and most of them are easy and inexpensive. From composting food scraps to setting up a recycling centre in the heart of your home, it’s never been easier to make sustainable changes that won’t cost the earth. Here are some helpful tips and tricks from… Read More »
If you imagine that your conscious mind that can only retain seven pieces of information plus or minus two at any given time is about the size of the television in your house. This Wu Tiantian is smart and has a wonderful root, and has spent more than 20 years in Que Tianmen to reach… Read More »