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We love dividend investing and reaching financial freedom from this passive income source. We wanted to deep dive into FedEx (FDX), as they are set to release their quarterly earnings on Tuesday, September 15, 2020. Who is FedEx (FDX)? FedEx is a major transportation player in the consumer and business industry. Given the COVID-19 has…
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It is hard to imagine an age in which assisted reproductive technology (ART) did not exist. The CDC reported that 1.7 percent of U.S. births in 2017 were attributable to ART, with approximately 285,000 ART cycles reported that year. In reality, the process is not as straightforward as it may seem on paper. As a…
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Thinking, Fast and Slow is a well-known masterpiece of psychology by the formidable Daniel Kahneman. He diligently illuminates two different pathways of thought, which he arbitrarily titles System 1 and System 2. System 1 describes our quick thinking, our snap judgments, our gut feelings. System 2 encapsulates our deeper thoughts, the way we systematically review…
Read MoreFederal Housing Administration mortgages — the affordable path to homeownership — now have the highest #delinquency rate in 4 decades. The share of late #FHA loans rose to 16% in the second quarter. #Conventional loans delinquent were 6.7%. need help https://www.wrongfullyforeclosed.com/
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Very few people sit down and think about their mindset. And even fewer doctors or health care workers contemplate mindset. But if there were ever a time in human history to think about our minds and how we use them to process what is happening around us, it is now. As an unexpected gift from…
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Americans should have got their second stimulus check by now had things gone as expected. However, there are no signs of stimulus checks yet, thanks to differences between the Democrats and Republicans. One of the reasons for the differences between the two sides and the fact that there aren’t any more coronavirus stimulus checks yet […]
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It’s been over a month since the negotiations over the next stimulus package ended in failure. Several efforts have been made since then to revive the talks and reach a deal but with little or no success. One such effort failed yesterday after Republicans’ so-called skinny proposal failed to pass the Senate. Such failures have […]
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It has been eight years since I registered patients to vote in the Bronx. I remember the clinic, nestled in a busy commercial neighborhood with its modest windowfront facade. Inside, the flyer was posted everywhere. Among quilts of signs and reminders, it vied for attention with its large block letter logo, “I VOTE, I COUNT.”…
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A recent edition of Pediatrics has some disturbing research: “Trends in Capability of Hospitals to Provide Definitive Acute Care for Children: 2008 to 2016.” What the paper really does is document what many of us who work in referral hospitals have noted for some time: More and more community hospitals are transferring children who appear in their…
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“As a runner, my pulse rests around fifty, but the ICU team had worried when it dipped to thirty-five, and my blood pressure hovered around ninety over fifty. Understandably, bags of saline were hung, and steroids were added. My headache improved, but my ankles disappeared, and I was often short of breath. Upon discharge, I…
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