If the price of eggs has you seriously considering starting your own backyard flock, you’re not alone. Egg prices have more than doubled compared to what they were a year ago, with a median cost of $ 4.25 for a dozen.1 Many assume rising inflation is to blame, but the official narrative states avian flu,… Read More »
The U.S. will be short as many as 124,000 physicians in 2034, according to The Complexities of Physician Supply and Demand Projections From 2019 to 2034 from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). Published 11th June 2021, the report was prepared by IHS Markit Ltd. and updates AAMC’s six previous annual reports on physician… Read More »
You have finally found a medication to treat your depression that your body tolerates well. It has taken your psychiatrist months to find the optimal dose (after two failed medication trials). The COVID-19 pandemic hit, but in spite of your new daily stressors, you seem to be doing relatively well. That is, until you hear… Read More »
Women going through the menopause are facing a national shortage of hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Many of the most commonly prescribed forms of HRT, which helps deal with the symptoms of the menopause, are out of stock in some pharmacies. The Department for Health and Social Care said it was aware of “ongoing supply issues”… Read More »
Without question, there’s an acute shortage of cybersecurity talent, with approximately 1 million open cybersecurity jobs in the world today. The age-old cure for any skills shortage is to outsource and make staffing someone else’s problem. In the cybersecurity market, this means turning to security service providers to augment or replace internal security functions. Considering… Read More »