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Tracking spending is the first step to getting your finances in order. An expense tracker app can make it a lot easier to account for every dollar as you spend it, rather than sitting down with a ...

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The Center for Career Exploration and Success empowers Miami University students and alumni to engage in career exploration, professional development, and experiential education. It also facilitates ...

Let's be honest, it's hard to get excited about expense tracking software. For employers, the goal is to keep up-to-the-minute financial records; for employees, they just want to upload their receipts ...

Tech and digital leaders have a vital role to play in making technology more usable and inclusive for sight-impaired people - boosting their employment and supporting the economy Continue Reading ...

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WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — In a panel discussion at Orthopedics Today Hawaii, Aaron J. Krych, MD, reviewed three papers on meniscus tears published in 2025 that have impacted his practice.

A commentary on the legacy of Oliver Sacks in light of the shocking revelation that many of the cases he wrote of were in the famed neurologist’s own words “half-imagined, half-science, half-fable.” ...