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Do you have COVID-19 antibodies? Donate blood and find out

CHICAGO -- Illinoisans who step up to give the gift of life and donate blood right now could very well learn something new about their own health. The American Red Cross started offering COVID-19 antibody tests in select areas in June to try to pinpoint the number of people who have been exposed to the virus. Joy Squier - chief communications officer with the Illinois Red Cross - said now, all blood donations are being tested for antibodies as part of their standard testing […]

todaySeptember 27, 2020

Life & Style

Lawnstarter: Best (and worst) states for fall activities

As we enter the fall season, bonfires are roasting, it's time for the harvest and everything is pumpkin spice-flavored. (Blech!) You're likely among those who cannot wait to enjoy the great outdoors in cooler conditions. Hard to dispute, considering a YouGov poll states that fall is most Americans’ favorite season. However, the fall season doesn't strike all states as equally as others. Lawnstarter recently released a list of best (and worst) states for planning fall getaways -- even despite the […]

todaySeptember 23, 2020

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Three fun weekend ideas when COVID-19 has canceled your travel plans

To say that the COVID-19 situation has been tough on people would be an understatement. This summer, if you’re at home and staying safe, count that as a blessing. Having to miss your annual vacation and cancel travel plans was a smart choice, but it’s understandable if you feel like you’re missing out on normal fun. So, plan a staycation instead. There are fun and exciting ways to spice up your weekends while still observing social distancing rules. Here’s a […]

todaySeptember 18, 2020

Food & Drink News

Six incredible benefits to eating seasonally

Did you ever consider where all the food your family consumes comes from? Most probably each ingredient had to travel a very long distance. They have to be stored for quite some time before arriving at your plate, including those products which have not been processed. But it´s in your hand to change this and start eating seasonal fruits and vegetables. But what´s that about? Yes, there is another way of eating vegetables and fruits which is more natural, respects […]

todayAugust 2, 2020

Business & Lifestyle

Oxford research enters final testing of COVID vaccine

The coronavirus pandemic has affected every part of the world and the resulting lockdowns have caused unprecedented disruption. Although many countries are managing to contain the virus, the economy has already suffered in a big way; it could take a long while for it to recover, which means that job losses and difficult times lay ahead. Even if there is a second wave, a second lockdown could spell disaster for the global economy and the economic impact could be far […]

todayJuly 29, 2020

Business & Lifestyle

Despite COVID setbacks, construction industry is set to bounce back

COVID-19 took a sledgehammer to the construction industry, putting millions of people out of work, and bringing projects to a halt. But a new report from Research And Marketing suggests that the sector will bounce back once the pandemic passes, and set new records. Data from the research outfit suggests that the US construction industry will grow at 5 percent CAGR over the next four years, until 2024, reaching a total value of $1.428 trillion. Despite the need for social […]

todayJuly 29, 2020

Business & Lifestyle

Money management in the COVID-19 era as debts continue to soar

Debt was an issue in the US long before the COVID-19 coronavirus came about. Now, with millions unemployed and borrowing increasing day to day, Americans are facing unprecedented financial challenges. As debts soar, managing money becomes increasingly difficult, especially for those who have been forced to stop working or lost their jobs. What is the situation? Personal debt was a problem before anyone had ever heard of COVID-19; however, this novel virus had wreaked havoc on businesses and livelihoods, plunging […]

todayJuly 26, 2020

Life & Style

Six tips to overcoming doctor’s office anxiety

Going to the doctor’s office can be a stressful event, particularly if you’re prone to health anxiety. If you fear going for a check-up or you’re worried about undergoing a procedure, there are steps you can take to alleviate your worries. With these top tips, you can overcome doctor’s office anxiety now and make your health your top priority: Tell your doctor Being anxious about attending an appointment isn’t unusual and your doctor won’t be surprised to learn that you […]

todayJuly 17, 2020

In Your Home

Five simple ways to avoid gaining weight in the summertime

Weight gain often happens unobtrusively, until you find your pants are not getting over the hips, or your belly is protruding visibly beneath your shirt. Several factors contribute to weight gains, such as stress, aging, improper dietary habits, addiction, inactivity, lack of sleep, and underlying diseases. There are various risks associated with weight gain, such as heart diseases, stroke, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, osteoarthritis, etc. Among all seasons, summer is a ripe time to gain weight because people end […]

todayJune 17, 2020

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