Experts and Patients Advocate for Greater Glaucoma Awareness and Testing: The Silent Thief of Sight
The story of 43-year-old Shannon Davis underscores the urgency of regular eye check-ups. Glaucoma is responsible for irreversible vision loss by damaging the optic nerve, and it’s the leading cause of blindness worldwide. Davis, diagnosed with advanced glaucoma, experienced significant vision loss, rendering him legally blind, and he could not work or drive. After various… Read more
MIT and Dana-Farber’s Breakthrough in Identifying Cancer Origins
In certain cancer cases, pinpointing the exact origin of the cancer is challenging, which complicates treatment decisions. Specific cancer treatments are tailored to different cancer types, and not knowing where the cancer originated from hinders treatment options. Fortunately, a collaboration between researchers at MIT and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has unveiled a machine-learning model, named… Read more
U.S. Electrical Transmission Lines: The Roadblocks to Progress
The U.S. electrical grid is aging and not evolving quickly enough to accommodate the shift towards cleaner energy sources. Despite the pressing need to revamp and expand the grid, constructing new transmission lines remains a daunting task, likened to “herding cats.” Over 1,000 gigawatts of potential clean energy projects are stuck in limbo, primarily due… Read more
Prepping for Winter: Stay Powered with Solar & Backup Solutions
As winter approaches, people are looking for sustainable ways to stay warm and ensure they’re not left in the dark during power outages. If you’re considering living off-grid or merely want a reliable backup plan for blackouts, now is the time to think about incorporating solar panels, backup storage units, bi-directional EV charging, and generators.… Read more
Fall Cleanup and Winterizing Your Commercial Property
As the vibrant hues of fall leaves begin to blanket the ground and the winter chill starts to nip at our noses, Michigan businesses face the annual task of preparing their commercial properties for the colder months. While some may consider handling the cleanup and winterization in-house, hiring a professional crew, such as T&T Property… Read more
Redefining Efficiency: The Benefits of a Custom Database System
Businesses and organizations often find themselves relying heavily on spreadsheets for their data management needs. Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel have served as staples in data storage, analysis, and reporting. But is it time to break free from these traditional methods and move towards programming a custom database system? The answer might be a resounding… Read more
Small Bond Applications for Contractors
In the world of construction, bonding plays a crucial role. For many contractors, obtaining a bond isn’t just a mark of credibility, but also a legal necessity for many projects, especially government ones. For those who are unfamiliar or just starting, understanding the smaller nuances of bonds can be daunting. One of the initial steps… Read more
Refurbishing Industrial Electrical Parts: A Sustainable Solution
As we tread further into 2023, the emphasis on sustainability and resource conservation is more pressing than ever. This shift in focus has significantly influenced the industrial sector, with the refurbishing of electrical parts emerging as a critical trend. This article summarizes why refurbishing industrial electrical components is both eco-friendly and economically viable.The Refurbishment MovementThe… Read more
Harboring Insects in Colorado: Preparing for Cooler Weather Invaders
As Coloradoans bid farewell to the warmth of summer and welcome the crisp air of fall and winter, there’s another change on the horizon – the movement of insects. The cooler weather often drives many critters to find shelter; unfortunately, our homes can be very inviting. Here’s what you need to know about the most… Read more