The Impact of Glasses Do you wear glasses or contact lenses? Most likely you do. According to the most recent study by The Vision Council of America, 75% of Americans use some form of corrective

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So far in this series, we’ve covered free methods that can positively contribute towards global health that range from a simple search engine click to walking a mile, but what happens when we

I know you’re lazy, but could a little altruism help get you off the couch? Don’t worry, I’m not talking about signing up for a marathon or to do the March of Dimes. This is still pro-lazy,

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Hello fellow lazy person! So you want to do good, but never seem to do anything about it? Well don’t worry, I’ve put in all the work in to researching different programs and charities so