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These are the Google searches that could predict the next COVID-19 outbreak CW Headley

After an in-depth review of internet searches logged between January 20th and April 20th, increased interest in terms like ageusia, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, anorexia, diarrhea, and vomiting preceded coronavirus outbreaks roughly three to four weeks before they occurred. Read More

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Your risk for COVID-19 rises if you tend to eat this kind of food Sarah Dillon

This recent study lays out what precautionary measures to take before preparing your next meal. Read More

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If you went here, you are twice as likely to get COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that people diagnosed with the coronavirus were approximately twice as likely to have dined out at restaurants with the 14 days before they began to show symptoms of the virus. Read More

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The surprising thing Millennials are doing in quarantine Kyle Schnitzer

A new study conducted by OnePoll in conjunction with Bernzomatic found that Millennials have been the busiest during quarantine tackling home improvement projects. Read More

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This is the downside of exercising too much during COVID-19 John Anderer

A new study just released by Washington State University finds that ramping up one’s exercise routine may not provide stress relief after all. This is, at least when it comes to pandemic-related stress. Read More

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The weird side effect of COVID-19 dentists are seeing all the time now Kyle Schnitzer

Beyond cavities and routine cleanings, dentists across the US and other parts of the world have noticed a spike in this. Read More

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10 big changes to business casual you will see in the post-pandemic workplace Jacob Took

When your workplace is also your living room, though, business casual gets more and more casual. Read More

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Does singing spread COVID-19? Here’s what the experts say John Anderer

There are many reports about the spreading of Covid-19 in connection with choirs singing. Therefore, different restrictions have been introduced all over the world to make singing safer. Read More

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If sitting at a desk all day is bad during coronavirus, could I lie down to work instead?Arthur L. Weltman

Most of us have heard that too much sitting is bad for you. Studies show sitting increases the risk for cardiovascular disease and mortality. Read More

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