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How social media is redefining search and shopping for Gen Z Recent research reveals that consumers, especially Gen Z, are increasingly using social media as a search engine for product research and discovery. Instead of relying on search engines like Google, consumers are increasingly turning to their favorite platforms and influencers to see what products they’re promoting or using. social media platforms are turning into shopping inspiration. And with platforms like TikTok that already have e-commerce platforms built-in, social media is quickly becoming a one-stop shop. Want to read more? Become a Partner+! Sign up today and upgrade your account…

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Research has shown that health and vitality are closely linked to mental, social, and physical health. Financial well-being remains the weakest aspect of well-being, with finance-related concerns becoming the biggest stressor High vitality leads to better health care and stronger support networks HONG KONG and ANTWERP, Belgium , Sept. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Rising financial stress is having a negative impact on overall health and well-being, according to a new study from Cigna, leading to people seeking help and social support. The number of people relying on the system is increasing. Healthcare, global health. The 2024 Cigna Healthcare Global Health…

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The National Governors Association (NGA) hosted a webinar to announce the release of the Governors Public Health Emergency Handbook. This is the culmination of a year-long effort by the Governor’s Office to capture and share best practices in an action-oriented format to prepare for and respond to: Recovering from public health emergencies that regularly impact states and territories. This handbook was developed through significant research and extensive interviews with federal, state, and local governments to understand best practices. This handbook was based on input from state and territory leaders at a 2023 workshop focused on preparing for future public health…

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Perplexity continues to work on its upcoming shopping offering, and it’s becoming increasingly clear what this new experience will be like. We previously tested how Perplexity processes purchases and found that payments are made directly to Perplexity and Perplexity manages the rest of the process. This approach proposed a more integrated experience and positioned Perplexity as a full-service shopping intermediary.It appears that what was previously called the “Buy with PPLX” button has been updated to the “Buy with Pro” button. This could indicate that the purchasing experience will be integrated into the Pro subscription service. New details are also emerging…

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Scientists have discovered that Brazil nuts may have anti-inflammatory effects on gut health. Max Oppenheim/Getty ImagesBrazil nuts are rich in selenium, an essential mineral with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. A recent clinical trial suggests that consuming 8 grams of Brazil nuts daily may reduce inflammation and improve intestinal permeability in overweight or obese women. Experts say that while eating Brazil nuts is likely safe and beneficial for most people, it is best to limit nut intake to one or two a day to avoid selenium toxicity. states.Brazil nuts are one of the richest sources of selenium, a mineral essential for…

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Interior demolition work has begun inside the shuttered Sam’s Club in Rolling Meadows, with developer Windfall Group renovating the big box space into an Asian-centric lifestyle center of restaurants, shops and entertainment. I plan to reuse it. Paul Valade/pvalade@dailyherald.com After being closed for nearly 15 years, the former Sam’s Club in Rolling Meadows is finally back in action. However, you may not be able to see it in person. Construction crews will be working inside a 129,000-square-foot big box, tearing down old electrical and mechanical systems for a new owner’s planned Asian-centric lifestyle center of restaurants, shops and entertainment. We…

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Image source: Upsplash/The Motley FoolI hate shopping, but I love shopping at Costco. I have been a Costco member for 20 years. My favorite reason to shop there isn’t just the low prices and perks on Costco credit cards and $1.50 hot dog combos. The number one reason I shop at Costco is something special and complex that is essential to long-term relationships: trust.Yes, I have high confidence in Costco. I trust Costco as my outsourced concierge and “personal shopper.” I trust Costco to give me great deals on everyday items and to go on a treasure hunt for things…

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Baltimore, Maryland. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – Doctors told an 88-year-old man he was too old for back surgery and would be in severe pain for the rest of his life. Now, he’s defying the odds and offering hope to elderly care.Larry Craver, 88, always loved helping his family.Mary Craver, Larry’s wife, says: It’s just very energetic. ”But as he got older, that energy turned into debilitating back pain.Larry says: “When I’m in so much pain, I can’t think. I certainly can’t help others.”It was so bad that I couldn’t bear to walk. Doctors said the 88-year-old was too old for surgery.Mary…

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PARMA, Ohio — Parma University Health Education Center is one of three university hospital emergency medicine schools in Northeast Ohio. The State Road facility is also the busiest with the recent graduation of 15 students who will participate in the newly implemented Cleveland EMS-University Hospitals partnership.“Last June, we were approached by Cleveland Paramedics to partner with us to offer a paramedic class for paramedics,” said University Hospital Paramedic Training and Disaster Preparedness Institute Educational Trainer. Ricky Fetter said. “Typically, paramedics are allowed to go to medical school of their choice, but they have to do so for the first three…

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It’s not uncommon for tailors and shoemakers to lament the rise of fast fashion, which encourages a continuous cycle of waste and consumption rather than a TLC approach to wardrobe. But Dana Carrara, co-owner of The Cobbler in San Bruno, is seeing a change in the younger generation, many of whom are not only interested in retro vintage clothing, but also interested in sustainability. There has also been an increase in investment.”They are more environmentally conscious now and sometimes don’t want to give up their things. They are more attached now,” Kalara said. Carrara runs the business, which recently relocated…

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