The life expectancy of a newly born baby in 1950 was 65.6. Today, the life expectancy for a newly born baby is closer to age 78. And, everyday life expectancy increases. So much so that respected medical experts are now projecting life expectancies … [Read more...] about You are more likely to live longer than you think
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What’s Underfoot? Tips for Finding Pet-Friendly Carpeting
(NewsUSA) - Adding new carpet is an easy way to rejuvenate the look and feel of any room in your home. But when you own pets, finding a quality carpet that is easy to maintain can be a tiring task. "If you're a pet owner, it's important to find … [Read more...] about What’s Underfoot? Tips for Finding Pet-Friendly Carpeting
Is Quick Cash Blinding College Students to Higher Fees?
(NewsUSA) - Check cashing services may provide convenience for college students when tuition refund checks arrive, but the cons may outweigh the pros. According to a recent study, "The Assessment of Unbanked U.S. College Students and Use of … [Read more...] about Is Quick Cash Blinding College Students to Higher Fees?
Got Water? Kids Need Just as Much as Adults, Experts Say
(NewsUSA) - Their bodies may be smaller, but that doesn't mean they can skimp on drinking water. In fact, it's more important than ever, experts say, to make sure children are properly hydrated. "The standard recommendations are for children to get … [Read more...] about Got Water? Kids Need Just as Much as Adults, Experts Say
Credit-by-Exam: Higher Education’s Best Kept Secret
(NewsUSA) - For most college students, the path to earning credit typically involves several weeks of listening to lectures, taking notes, completing assignments and passing a mid-term and final exam. But if you could earn that credit in less time … [Read more...] about Credit-by-Exam: Higher Education’s Best Kept Secret