Study finds cefepime, a common antibiotic, associated with 94% increased risk of death.

Study finds cefepime, a common antibiotic, associated with 94% increased risk of death.

A recent study has found that a widely used antibiotic, cefepime, could be linked to an increased risk of death. This drug, which is typically given via injection, is often used to treat various bacterial infections, including pneumonia, urinary tract infections, and skin infections. According to the Mayo Clinic, serious side effects might include confusion, […]

Study: Unemployment Rate for Non-College Graduates Hits Near Lowest Level in 23 Years

Study: Unemployment Rate for Non-College Graduates Hits Near Lowest Level in 23 Years

Younger Non-Graduates See Low Unemployment Rates Younger workers without college degrees are experiencing one of the lowest unemployment rates in recent history, as highlighted by an analysis from the Burning Glass Institute, which was reported by the Wall Street Journal. This analysis indicates that individuals aged 22 to 34, who lack higher education diplomas, are […]

Study: Canada Awarded Millions in Contracts to Son of Former Iranian Vice President

Study: Canada Awarded Millions in Contracts to Son of Former Iranian Vice President

Canadian Government Awards Contracts to Controversial Immigrant Global News reported that the Canadian government has awarded over $2 million in contracts to Mohammad Reza Ghafouri Fard. He is an Iranian immigrant with ties to the terrorist organization Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and is also the son of a former Iranian vice president, Hassan Ghafouri […]

A study shows that Americans are using much less cash than they did ten years ago.

A study shows that Americans are using much less cash than they did ten years ago.

Americans seem to be changing their relationship with cash. A recent survey reveals that reliance on cash is diminishing, with 42% of US adults indicating they don’t use cash for transactions during a typical week. This is quite the shift from 2015, when only 24% reported the same—essentially a 75% increase in just over ten […]