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If you wear this accessory every day, you could save yourself from COVID-19 Meredith Lepore

The study’s authors looked into the number of patients admitted into the hospital in Wuhan (where the pandemic outbreak started) that wore glasses regularly and found that this, in fact, a very small population. Read More

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Doing this innocent activity indoors can speed up the spread of COVID-19 dramatically Olivia Kelley

The study, published in Indoor Air, confirmed what was already suspected after a choir rehearsal in early March became one of the first superspreading events in the US. Read More

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Why a simple blood test could identify those most at risk of COVID-19 complications Your Coffee Break Editors

The long-term effects of having COVID-19 will reveal themselves — but a simple blood test could identify those most at risk for complications. Read More

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Good nutrition can contribute to keeping COVID-19 and other diseases away Grayson Jaggers

Protecting yourself from getting COVID-19 doesn’t just come from washing your hands and masking up — nutrition can help play a factor. Read More

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This common cleaning agent could protect you from COVID-19 in your home Sarah Dillon

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released an extensive list of pre-approved household sanitation products detailing the most effective agents you can use against this deadly virus. Read More

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If your child has these symptoms post COVID-19, head straight to the E.R.Sarah Dillon

According to new findings, if your child is recovering from COVID-19 and exhibiting these symptoms, it might be time to see a doctor. Read More

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Here’s everything the CDC needs you to know about indoor restaurant dining CW Headley

The new report was premised by an investigation that included adults aged 18 years and older who received the first test for SARS-CoV-2 at an outpatient testing or health care center between July 1st and July 29th, 2020. Read More

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The shocking number of patients suffering from COVID-19 months after diagnosis CW Headley

With growing reports of carriers completing viral clearance yet continuing to showcase symptoms characteristic of coronavirus infection, health systems submitted data for review. Read More

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Scientists predict COVID-19 will eventually evolve into one of these John Anderer

No one was sure of how long COVID-19 would stick around, but now believe it’s here to stay. According to a new study, it could turn into a seasonal virus. Read More

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