Part two of a two part content series on sleep, health and energy costs for consumers and healthcare facilities.
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This week marks the beginning of spring. And now that it’s here, summer is right on deck. That of course means a few months of sustained sunshine, outdoor festivals, and dining al fresco.
Read MorePart one of a two part content series on sleep, health and energy costs for consumers and healthcare facilities.
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Updated on March 9th at 4:54 EST
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There are a number of reasons why a thermal imager may be on your list of things to buy. They allow you to spot electrical issues, notice issues with your roofing and identify thermal performance in your home or office. Unfortunately, in the past, these devices have often been difficult to get...
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We’ve all probably experienced it. The loud POP that goes off when you reach in to touch a metal doorknob on a dry day. There’s a tiny flash of light where your hand had been as you quickly recoil it in reaction to the tingling sensation this zap induces in your hand. It’s all caused by a small...
Read MoreMust is a scent you never want to reach your nose. When you smell it, you’re usually safe to assume one of two things. You’re either near mildew, or you’re near mold. Either can be dangerous to the body.
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Fear. It’s an emotion that humans feel in order to command a response of caution. It can happen for many reasons, but often it’s the unknown that drives the feeling. Rarely is that more evident than when it comes to our health, let alone the health of our children. It’s for that reason that the...
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In the war on climate change, chances are you fall firmly on one of two sides of the conversation. You either believe it’s occurring, or you don’t. Considering how 2015 set records as the warmest on record, there would seem to be a lot of ammunition for believers. However, there are those that...
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