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The average amount that Americans said that they would need to comfortably retire has surged to $1.46 million as inflation continues to push up prices.

According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis' second estimate on Wednesday, real U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 5.2% in the third quarter of 2023. However, the figures are somewhat skewed, as the real gross domestic income (GDI) rate only increased by 1.5%, indicating that the U.S. economy only expanded moderately.

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Buprenorphine misuse in those with opioid use disorder has dropped, but new data also show 50% of patients arent receiving addiction treatment and may be misusing the drug in an effort to self-treat.

Eine Pflegefachkraft geht mit einer Bewohnerin durch ein Seniorenheim. (Foto: picture alliance/dpa) Landauf, landab suchen Pflegeeinrichtungen Personal. Doch im vergangenen Jahr verzeichnet die Branche über Monate hinweg sogar einen Rückgang an Beschäftigten. An Personalmangel und Überlastung ändert sich damit trotz aller politischen Bekundungen nichts. Der Fachkräftemangel in der Altenpflege verfestigt sich. Im Corona-Jahr 2020 hat die Branche deutlich weniger Beschäftigte gewonnen als...

CDC VAERS Database Paints a Different Picture on COVID Shots Posted on 05/04/2021 About 2 in 5 American adults are now fully vaccinated for COVID-19, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data shows. Nearly 45% of U.S. citizens and nationals have received at least one dose of a COVID vaccine, and 32% are fully vaccinated from the main COVID therapies. 147 million people have received at least one dose in the U.S. The U.S. federal government created the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting...

Are 80% of credit unions in trouble? 1SHARES This was going to be an article about holiday cheer and Christmas music. The first paragraph would be asking you when you first heard that holiday song this year. And then there would be a section on how holidays seem to be starting up earlier in 2020. Which is totally fine, because if there was ever a year we needed some extra cheer…well, yeah. Instead, a coworker (ok, my dad) shared a recent Credit Union Times article about the performance of the...