March 29, 2022

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Prescription cascade is an effect wherein the side effects of one prescription are misdiagnosed, treated with another prescription, and so on—potentially leading to a patient taking multiple prescriptions (along with suffering further side effects and unanticipated drug interactions) because of the first prescription’s side effects, resulting in a pharmacological feedback loop.

As new technology emerges, cybersecurity protocols also evolve. However, there are some basic tips you should carry with you everywhere to stay better protected against cyber attacks. Here are some general rules to follow to stay safe in 2022. Read More »

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Ransomware attacks aimed at businesses have been on the rise, topping out at a staggering 68.5% of companies victimized in 2021. Even more alarming is that the average remediation costs for impacted businesses reached approximately $2 million as of 2020. In short, a single ransomware attack can bring devastation to any company, big or small. The good news is that there is a way to keep your business safe. Read More »

When you enter numeric data into your spreadsheet, do you pay attention to how it’s formatted? Many times, numbers are formatted as text which can wreak havoc with formulas. Here are various ways to convert text to numbers in Excel. Read More »

The PlayStation 5 is compatible with a wide variety of headsets, but some offer more versatility and features than others. Whether you’re looking for impressive noise cancellation or crisp audio, we have a headset for you. Read More »

Have you ever wished you could download Wikipedia in its entirety, and have a copy of it for yourself? There are a handful of ways to do just that — all you need is a third-party program and about 150 gigabytes of storage. Read More »

Smartphones are expensive — you wouldn’t want to spend up to $1,000 or more and end up with a scratched screen. Many people still buy screen protectors to protect their purchase, but are they still necessary with modern display advancements? Read More »

13 years after the first release, Chrome has finally hit triple digits. Google is celebrating Chrome 100 with a shiny new icon, more tools for web apps, and some feature removals you may not like. Let’s dive into March 28, 2022’s milestone release. Read More »

Apple’s third-generation iPhone SE (released in March 2022) stands out from the company’s family of smartphones, not only because of its budget-friendly price, but also its outdated design. Although it’s hard to recommend a phone that’s lacking so much, it’s perfect for a very select audience. Read More »

Should you need to copy text from one place to another, don’t worry. Copying and pasting on a Chromebook works as you’d expect from any other operating system, and you can do it in a couple of ways. Read More »

While the USB-C cable that came with your laptop or gaming console may seem “good enough,” cables designed with USB4 technology offer blazing-fast charging speeds. The versatility and durability of Satechi’s USB4 C-to-C cables makes it well-worth upgrading from the basic cable under your desk. Read More »

You’ve finished your workout and you have to run to your next appointment, leaving you basically no time to stretch. Luckily, there are some easy, yet effective, full-body stretches you can perform in less than five minutes and still get all the benefits. Read More »

Windows 10 and 11 PCs automatically check for updates and install any updates they find. You can take some control over this and have Windows install updates on your schedule, but these options are hidden. Windows Update really wants to automatically update on Windows 10. Read More »

To ensure there’s no downtime due to pushing problematic code straight to the main branch on GitHub, you should create a new branch and work there. Before you can actually work there, though, you’ll need to switch to it. Read More »

Have you received a Google Play gift card from someone? If so, you’ll have to redeem it in your account before you can use the card’s funds. We’ll show you how to do just that on your desktop and Android device. Read More »

If you’ve muted someone, and you’d now like to bring their Stories and posts back in your news feed, it’s easy to unmute a user on Instagram. Here’s how to do that on your iPhone or Android phone. Read More »