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Evan Comen

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Top 10 states where most young adults live with their parents

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By Evan Comen
| Nifty50Plus
For millions of young adults, the transition into independent living is happening later and later. High housing costs, rising living expenses, and a cooling job market are pushing many 20- and early-30-somethings to delay moving out of their parents’ homes, or in some cases move in – fundamentally altering the picture of adulthood in the United States.
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How Do 65+ Americans Spend Their Day — Data says It’s Changed Drastically in 20 Years Original

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By Evan Comen
| Nifty50Plus
As the Baby Boom generation ages into retirement, advances in longevity, the rise of aging in place, and lingering behavioral shifts from the pandemic are reshaping what daily life looks like for older Americans. The average day in the life of a 65 year old in the United States has changed substantially over the last 20 years and now looks worlds apart from the daily routines of generations prior.
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States with highest death rates from medical care complications Original

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By Evan Comen
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Medical errors are a serious threat to health systems worldwide. One recent study estimated that 400,000 hospitalized patients experience some sort of preventable harm in the United States each year, with the total costs of medical errors judged to be tens of billions of dollars. According to official U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) numbers, there were 12,000 deaths due to complications of medical and surgical care in the U.S. from 2021 to 2023.
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