To many folks, the locally owned retail store or the Mom & Pop restaurant are what help give a town its character. Though this is true, over 95 percent of small businesses still fail within the first five years. This infographic, presented by Top-Business-Degrees.net, deals with the top three types of small businesses that are at […]
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No one likes being sick. That’s one reason why so many people line up for antibiotics at the doctor’s office; an estimated 133 million courses of antibiotics are issued to non-hospitalized patients annually. This infographic, presented by mphonline.org, looks at how the overuse of antibiotics can actually lead to the formation of superbugs. Source: MPHOnline.org
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Age will eventually catch up with the best of us, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that we will have to spend our days in a nursing home or in a hospital bed. Healthcare companies in the U.S. are attempting to lower the readmission rates of patients by providing many services at their homes rather than
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Gun control is a hot topic these days. However, is that what we need? Or could it cause even more problems? This infographic presented by CriminalJusticeDegreeHub provides a deeper look into gun control in America. Source: Criminal Justice Degree Hub
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There are a lot of theories about how the fall of mankind will happen. Zombie apocalypse, plague, meteor, and nuclear warfare are all things that people fear and, while different, they all have one thing in common — The hardship of survival afterwards. In this infographic, National Geographic takes a look at ways in which
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Most individuals have an opinion on the role of the government in education. After all, education is supposed to prepare the next generation for a bright future. Right? If the government isn’t doing its job, then changes need to be made. This infographic addresses the government’s current role in education, how that is affecting the
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There are plenty of homes that exist today that could be considered futuristic. But what’s next to come for the home building industry, and when will the ideas of tomorrow become the standards of today? Homes today are starting to be built faster, typically taking about four to six months to complete. But what if we told
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In America, six-tenths of poor households have no wired Internet access. This gap in communication exaggerates economic equality. However, this doesn’t hold true across the globe. Internet in the U.S., while slower in speed, can cost anywhere from twice as much to five times as much as in places like London, Paris, and Seoul. In
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St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday filled with traditions. Whether your tradition is to dress head to toe in green or throw back a few pints of Guinness, it is estimated that American’s spent more than 4.6 billion dollars celebrating last year alone. To help you get in the St. Patty’s Day spirit, the folks
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While water is in abundance on Earth, getting it into space is a costly task. To get a single gallon of water into outer space costs approximately $49,800. Since each crewmember in space needs about 10,000 pounds of water, it costs $420 million a year to provide water to astronauts. In this infographic, EmergencyPlumber.uk.com explores