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6 Zoom blunders that are never excusable Samantha Hawrylack

By now, you’ve probably encountered many distracting or inappropriate behaviors from your colleagues or superiors. Read More

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15 foods you need to add to your diet now to boost your overall health Samantha Hawrylack

The recommended daily amount for women is 75 mg and for men is 90 mg. vitamin C can help produce more white blood cells for fighting infections. Read More

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Hard work may have this disturbing effect on your brain health Samantha Hawrylack

Symptoms in the early stages include forgetfulness, losing track of time, and getting lost in places they are familiar with. Read More

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If this is part of your morning routine, it could ruin your weight loss plan John Anderer

The notion that eating a big breakfast in the morning and then smaller portions in the evening can promote weight loss makes sense on the surface. Read More

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Study says this activity is a game changer for stressed out working mothers Sarah Dillon

Research comes to the rescue of bewildered moms worldwide by claiming moderate exercise to be essential to keeping calm in the midst of holding your entire household together. Read More

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The physical side effect from working from home you didn’t see coming Kyle Schnitzer

A new study out of Dublin argues that people’s voices are changing due to work-from-home situations due to the way in which workers are now communicating via technology rather than in-person. Read More

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Oxford professor says this is when things could go back to normal because of vaccine CW Headley

Pfizer Chairman and CEO Dr. Albert Bourla said that the new vaccine may be the most significant medical advance in the last 100 years. Read More

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This may be the reason why COVID-19 has so many different symptoms CW Headley

Even if researchers are wrong about the novel coronavirus’s directly targeting endothelium, the cell lining clearly suffers as a result of serious manifestations of COVID-19. Read More

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Almost 50% of Americans would rather pay $5,000 than do this during the holidays Kyle Schnitzer

With the holidays just around the corner, a large chunk of Americans want nothing to do with cleaning — especially when the celebrating is over. Read More

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People who eat this live longer, study suggests John Anderer

Some enjoy the spicy taste of chili peppers far more than others, but this work makes a strong case that even those with a mild palate should heat things up at least once or twice a week. Read More

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COVID-19 may impact your body’s ability to do these things for years Meredith Schneider

If you’ve contracted COVID-19 — also known as Coronavirus — your body’s ability to do these things will be impacted for years. Read More

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