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Fat No Longer the Focus of New U.S. Dietary Guidelines

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Nutrition experts endorse decision to drop restrictions, focus on quality of food instead

So, What's the 'X-Factor' in the A/B Testing Formula? (Infographic)

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Sorry, there really isn't one. But these five tips will help you increase your clicks and conversions.

5 Tips to Make the Most of Your Display-Ad Budget

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Don't let your ad budget go down the drain. Learn how to target efficiently.

Oxygen Chamber Therapy May Ease Fibromyalgia, Study Suggests

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But treatment isn't FDA-approved, so insurance companies might not cover the cost Source: HealthDay Related MedlinePlus Pages: Fibromyalgia , Oxygen Therapy

What Does It Mean to Be a Good Brand Ambassador?

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Does Taylor Swift and her 57 million followers on Twitter interest you?

6 Ways to Use Crowdfunding for Product Development

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Instead of going through the tedious and costly traditional route of market research, more entrepreneurs are turning to crowdfunding for product-market fit.

Fish Reared in Hard Water are More Susceptible to Columnaris Disease

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Fish Reared in Hard Water are More Susceptible to Columnaris Disease / June 23, 2015 / News from the USDA Agricultural Research Service Read the magazine story to find out more. Catfish raised in hard water with high levels of calcium and other minerals are more vulnerable to columnaris disease, according to new ARS studies. Click the image for more information about it. Killing Fish Egg Fungus with a Disinfectant Using Clay to Fight Fish Disease Detecting and Preventing Disease in Trout Fish Reared in Hard Water are More Susceptible to Columnaris Disease By Sandra Avant June 23, 2015 Water hardness can influence the development of columnaris disease in catfish, according to a study by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists. Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists found a difference i

5 Tools to Help Your Online Business Realize Its Full Potential

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Many online businesses take root using just the basics but once you have traction, it pays to invest in more sophisticated tools.