Divorce in the United States has its peculiarities and regional variations, reflecting cultural, economic, and social factors. Here are some revealing facts about the current divorce landscape in the country: These statistics show that divorce in the U.S. is largely influenced by age, socioeconomic factors, and the growing independence of women, who are taking an […]
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Mental health is finally getting the attention it deserves, and for good reason. Anxiety disorders, a widespread concern affecting millions, often have a profound impact on individuals and communities. But what if technology could offer new solutions? The Silent Struggle: Anxiety disorders are more common than you might think. These conditions can lead to significant
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Living Longer Is Not Enough — The Goal Is to Live Better People are living longer than ever before, but longevity without quality of life is not the goal. Healthy aging isn’t about avoiding wrinkles or chasing eternal youth — it’s about staying independent, sharp, and vibrant at every stage of life. The good news?
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Chronic diseases affect millions of people in North America. They put a heavy strain on the healthcare system. These long-term conditions include breathing problems, heart disease, and mental health issues. They shape how we live and age. Asthma, Diabetes, and Obesity: A Growing Threat Asthma makes breathing difficult. It is becoming more common, especially in
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Diabetes – it’s a word we hear a lot these days, but what exactly is it, and why should we care? In a nutshell, diabetes is a condition where our bodies struggle to regulate blood sugar levels. Sounds simple enough, right? Unfortunately, the consequences can be anything but simple. Over the past few decades, North
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Investing often revolves around balancing risk and reward, and few comparisons illustrate this better than the performance of Bitcoin, the S&P 500, and Gold over the past decade. If you had invested $100 in each of these assets in 2010, today’s returns would paint a clear picture of their respective strengths and weaknesses. Bitcoin’s explosive
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In a testament to the power of patience and long-term investing, a cryptocurrency investor turned an initial $151.4 million investment in Ether (ETH) into an impressive $214.3 million over a two-year bear market. The key? Following the famous “diamond hands” strategy, which means holding onto assets even during market volatility and downturns. Blockchain analytics firm
Over the last 12 months, Bitcoin (BTC) has outshined almost every major asset class, establishing itself as one of the top-performing investments in the financial world. However, a recent dip in price has caused concern among some investors, according to a report from asset management firm VanEck, released on September 19. Since September 2023, Bitcoin’s
The United States is undergoing a remarkable demographic transformation, as the population of older adults continues to rise. Those aged 65 and over now represent a growing share of the population, increasing from 14% in 2010 to a projected 20% by 2030. This demographic shift is accompanied by greater ethnic diversity among seniors, with the
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We’ve all heard the warnings about obesity and its impact on our health. But what about seniors? Is extra weight always a bad thing as we age? New research suggests the answer might be more complicated than we thought. For years, obesity has been linked to a higher risk of heart disease, diabetes, and certain
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