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Texting And Distracted Driving Is Dangerous

October 25, 2022 by Emily Miller

A recent study suggests that even as many states continue trying to crack down on distracted drivers, motorists will not actually get any safer.

This news comes the same week that Massachusetts became the 30th. state to pass a law against texting behind the wheel, while also restricting cell phone use by teen drivers. According to the Highway Loss Data Institute, there is no significant reduction in crashes after a state passes a law against distracted driving.

Do You Know How Estate Taxes Work?

April 24, 2023October 25, 2022 by Emily Miller

The transfer of property after a policyholder’s death can be a complicated process

How Can I Control My Sodium Intake?

April 6, 2023October 25, 2022 by Emily Miller

The federal government has announced that it is stepping up its efforts to help Americans enjoy healthier lives by encouraging lower sodium use.

Are All Forms Of Tobacco Bad For My Health?

October 25, 2022 by Emily Miller

The use of smokeless tobacco products may be more widespread than some people previously thought. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveals use of such products is highest in Wyoming and West Virginia.

Furthermore, the CDC says smokeless tobacco use is most prevalent among among young adults, men, and those who did not receive an education beyond the high school level.

Dialysis Patients Are At Risk For Sudden Cardiac Death

April 5, 2023October 25, 2022 by Emily Miller

Around a half-million Americans require dialysis to treat kidney disease, and nearly half the deaths that occur to that populous is caused by cardiovascular disease, according to the Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

College Scholarships For Children With A Deceased Parent

April 5, 2023October 25, 2022 by Emily Miller

The Life and Health Insurance Foundation for Education recently announced 59 recipients of college scholarships. To be eligible for the scholarship, the students must have experienced the loss of a parent.

Esther Kim is one such student. Her father passed away from cancer. As a result, Kim had to worked tiressly to help support her family and earn straight A’s in school.