Entries by The National Digest

Classical Music in the ‘Neon Mecca of Entertainment’ | Cynthia Harris

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Classical music has a long and storied history. Many musicians today are finding innovative ways to breathe new life into this timeless genre. Pianist Cynthia Harris, owner of Classical Entertainment, works to keep this art form alive and thriving. Her company provides live music pulled from many genres for any occasion.

The Value of Being Proactive in Health Care Risk Management | Kelley Simoneau Woodfin

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Pursuing a medical or nursing career almost certainly has a profound impact on a person’s life, including but not limited to the length of time and the cost of education. Nurse and risk management consultant Kelley Simoneau Woodfin R.N. B.S., DFASHRM, CPHRM, however, emphasizes how gratifying such a career can be even with the factors of today that encumber the health care industry.

Inside One Psychologist’s Mission to Bring Faith And Stability To Young Students | Rev. Linda Dixon, Ph.D.

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To Rev. Linda Dixon, Ph.D., the emotional states of young students and teachers has become a warzone, with trauma, stress, and a lack of necessary social interactions pushing them to the brink.

Scientists Confirm The Existence of Salt Water Lakes on Mars

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In 2018 scientists discovered a large salt water lake under the ice in the South Pole of Mars. Although it could not initially be confirmed as a body of water it was an exciting potential discovery that warranted further investigation.

Apps To Help With Social Distancing

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Governments across the world have attempted to implement test and trace systems in response to the coronavirus. Whilst some countries were able to successfully harness test and trace capabilities, others, during the height of their countries’ wave quickly became overwhelmed with the volume cases.