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Here’s something to look forward to in old age John Anderer

When you age, you might look forward to certain milestones. But aside from those, what else is there to look forward to? A new study finds out. Read More

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Coronavirus anxiety will influence people not even born yet John Anderer

How will Coronavirus anxiety influence people who aren’t even born yet? In one study, it was put to the test, to find out. Read More

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Your shoes can transfer Coronavirus, according to a new study out of Wuhan Jennifer Fabiano

New evidence adds another culprit to the list of coronavirus carriers: your shoes. Read More

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One month in, this study provides the first glimpse of the lockdown’s health effects John Anderer

One month into self-isolation, we’re wondering how the lockdown is affecting everyone’s health and wellbeing. A new study examines it, here. Read More

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Here are 2 surefire ways to protect your home from Coronavirus John Anderer

Right now, we all want to protect our homes from Coronavirus. But how can we go about doing this? A new study gives us answers. Read More

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Coronavirus patients who lay in this position have a higher chance of recovery Jennifer Fabiano

The simple trick of placing coronavirus patients on their stomach helps them recieve more oxygen breathe easier, which could save their life. Read More

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