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Peters: 'Passage of the CHIPS and Science Act is a huge win for Michigan'

By Trina Thomas | Aug 5, 2022

As record-high inflation inches closer to double digits, U.S. Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) votes "Yes" on several spending bills that are thought to be playing a role in the ever-increasing inflation.
Doctors say sinusitis can have unexpected side effects, such as bad breath

By Trina Thomas | Jul 26, 2022

Dr. Andrew Ordon of "The Doctors" says sinusitis is a common cause of bad breath.
“Hasta la vista” to both sinus and political trouble: Johnson had sinus surgery before announcing resignation

By Trina Thomas | Jul 15, 2022

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson underwent a sinus procedure shortly before announcing his resignation.
Indianapolis Sinus Center offers treatment options for chronic sinus inflammation

By Trina Thomas | Jul 14, 2022

Chronic sinus inflammation can lead to decreased functionality and painful symptoms.
Decongestants are ‘not treating the problem’ when it comes to sinusitis, ENT specialist says

By Trina Thomas | Jun 21, 2022

Dr. Manish Khanna of Capitol Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers warns against the use of decongestants and the role sinusitis has on other health conditions.
Impaired breathing due to sinusitis can affect your overall health

By Trina Thomas | Jun 16, 2022

Historical evidence supports the theory that how we breathe is an essential factor in our overall health and well-being.
Poor breathing can affect your health, which is why chronic sinusitis can be so debilitating

By Trina Thomas | Jun 16, 2022

Historical evidence backs the idea that how we breathe is an essential factor in our overall health, and studies show that chronic sinusitis can contribute to or cause other health conditions.
Miami Uber driver: ‘You are shown what you’ll get paid beforehand’

By Trina Thomas | Jun 13, 2022

Camille Mauro, a part-time Uber driver from Miami, said she prefers driving for Uber rather than other driver gigs like Avon and Postmates because she knows exactly how much she will earn before she picks up a passenger.
Nitric oxide has been shown to reduce chronic sinusitis symptoms

By Trina Thomas | May 24, 2022

Scientific evidence supports the hypothesis that nitric oxide can affect athletic performance and reduce chronic sinusitis symptoms.
Nitric oxide has been shown to affect athletic performance and reduce symptoms of chronic sinusitis

By Trina Thomas | May 24, 2022

There is scientific evidence available to support the hypothesis of nitric oxide affecting athletic performance and reducing chronic sinusitis symptoms.
New research shows that histamines are responsible for more than just allergies

By Trina Thomas | May 16, 2022

Histamines are commonly known for the key role they play in allergies, but they have recently been linked to medical ailments like depression and rare diseases.
Uber driver Hutchinson: Rideshare driving 'allowed me to do things I wouldn't have been able to do'

By Trina Thomas | May 1, 2022

A rideshare driver explains that one reason he started driving was to rake in extra cash.
Chicago Uber driver values flexibility: 'I can always opt not to drive'

By Trina Thomas | Apr 27, 2022

Chicago Uber driver Isaac King III values rideshare driving because it gives him the flexibility to spend time with his family.
NY rideshare driver says that they 'support ridesharing because it prevents drunk driving'

By Trina Thomas | Apr 19, 2022

A part time Uber driver from New York, Eddie Terry, stated that one reason he supports ridesharing is that it prevents people from driving drunk.
Do you know these five facts about your nose?

By Trina Thomas | Apr 15, 2022

Many members of society overlook the function of the nose.
Washington rideshare driver Boldbaatar: Driving is a 'great service to help out the community'

By Trina Thomas | Apr 15, 2022

Batbold Boldbaatar, a full-time Uber driver of more than four years in Washington state, said that he considers driving for Uber to be a service to his community because it reduces the risk of someone driving while intoxicated.
Spring has arrived and that means hay fever for allergy sufferers

By Trina Thomas | Apr 8, 2022

It’s allergy season, which means hay fever, and one of your best lines of defense is sinus irrigation, otherwise known as nasal lavage.
Ace Hardware to hire 40,000 new employees this spring

By Trina Thomas | Apr 7, 2022

Ace Hardware will hire 40,000 new employees during the spring months.
The best way to avoid nasal polyps is to see a doctor ASAP about chronic sinus or allergy issues

By Trina Thomas | Apr 3, 2022

Some evidence shows that nasal polyps are caused by sinus inflammation, and specialists agree it's important for patients to understand the symptoms and when to see a doctor.
Don't overlook sinus headaches: A simple new procedure can make all the difference

By Trina Thomas | Mar 29, 2022

Don't discount chronic sinus headaches when there are simple, new, in-office procedures that can help provide relief.

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