Five Things the Government Has Done Right

The idea that the American government can’t do anything right has become pervasive. However, sometimes they can get things right and actually improve our lives. Check out the infographic below to learn about five things the government has actually done right.

Chronic Inflammation: America’s Silent Killer

Many diseases once associated with aging, are now being linked to chronic inflammation (CI). CI weakens the body and immune system and is the leading cause of many diseases within the United States. Check out the infographic below presented by best-rn-to-bsn.com to learn more about CI.

The Numbers Behind the Autism Tsunami

About 1 in 50 children in the Untied States have autism. It is considered the fastest-growing developmental disability in the US. Check out the infographic below presented by InsuranceQuotes to learn more about the numbers behind autism in America.

Intelligence: The First Quality Employers Look For

Have you ever been asked a weird question in an interview? Maybe something like, “Why is a manhole cover round?” Believe it or not there is a reason behind odd interview questions. Employers ask different questions so they can gauge your different abilities such as problem solving, creative thinking, and critical thinking. Check out the infographic below presented by SuperScholar.org to learn more about what attributes employers look for.

She’s the Boss: Women in Business

Women are making strides in the business world. In 2012, women made up 43 percent of people who took the GMAT. That’s a big jump from 2009, 39 percent to be exact. Check out the infographic below to learn more about women in business.

Giving Pit Bulls a Second Chance

Pit bulls are typically known for being a dangerous breed of dog, but is this really true? This infographic presented by National Geographic takes a look at the pit bull breed and how they aren’t as dangerous as many people think.

5 Health Lessons We Can Learn From Robin Roberts

At times, celebrities may give off an appearance of invincibility. We see them on the movie screens and our television sets, but the reality is they are people who hurt, struggle, and overcome difficulties just like the rest of us. Co-anchor of “Good Morning America,” Robin Roberts is evidence of illness and victory all in the public eye. This infographic presented by InsuranceQuotes highlights five lessons we can learn from her health struggles.