Our foods have lost many of the illness-fighting properties they once had. Over the course of decades, multinationals have been actively growing foods with a very low nutrient content that have the power to help us fight against illnesses. See the infographic below for a detailed look on what nutrient rich foods we’ve eliminated from our crops.
The use of stimulants among college students is increasing by every year. While speeding up brain activity, thus causing increased alertness, attention, and energy, it also leads to an elevated blood pressure, increased heart rate and breathing. In time, this can lead to some serious health issues.
Learn about the evolution of psychotherapy, past methods of addressing mental illness and future development in this infographic. As you will see there have been many approaches to treating disorders.
Today’s businesses are using telepresence solutions to connect and collaborate with clients and colleagues around the world. This infographic presents data from Providea’s yearlong study into what factors influence the successful adoption of video conferencing technology. Find out how your company can take advantage of enterprise-level video conferencing tools and services.
This infographic highlights the dangers of driving while distracted, including relevant facts and statistics relating to the different distractions that can occur when behind the wheel.
Proper education is a many-faceted endeavor. There’s no-size-fits all plan, but some systems work, while others lag far behind. Here is an infographic on the highs and lows or education.
Many people are under the assumption that Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a rare condition, however it actually affects around 1 in every 400 children born in the UK. Although the majority of cases are caused by unfortunate circumstances arising during pregnancy, there are a small few avoidable instances of children being born with cerebral palsy because of the negligence of a medical professional.
This infographic shows how technology is shaping education for America’s special needs students.
