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More Air Time to Local Charities in South Florida, says Channel 16
One of the most pressing challenges facing not-for-profit organizations is obtaining news coverage for their special events. With editorial space at a premium, charities are finding it ever more difficult to get support.
Campaign in Vancouver Promises End To HIV
With people in Vancouver requesting HIV tests and doctors recommending them as part of everyone's routine health care, we are getting closer to making the end of HIV a reality.
At-Home Refueling Station Less Costly for NG Vehicles, Says GE
The number of natural gas (NG) vehicles is currently estimated at around 15 million. More than 250,000 of which are in the U.S., mostly fleet vehicles such as buses and delivery trucks, but some passenger cars are also included.
Milk and Nutrition Economics Can Save You and Your Budget
'We're all watching our budgets these days,' says Michelle Dudash, registered dietitian and author of the upcoming,Clean Eating for Busy Families. 'But there are important health and nutrition trade-offs that we need to consider.'
Marketers Wasting Millions Reaching Baby Boomers, Says Study
The market study sheds new light on Baby Boomers' current beliefs, expectations, priorities and spending habits.
