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‘Shock hair loss’ is actually happening now because of COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

Stress levels caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have people losing hair at a shocking rate in what medical experts are calling “shock hair loss,” according to reports. Read More

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COVID-19 spreads because people are adopting an annoying Millennial behavior Kyle Schnitzer

While college-aged teens will get the blame for breaking quarantine in order to not miss out on the new school year’s parties, a new study found that age doesn’t factor into FOMO. Read More

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The new FDA warning on hand sanitizers will make you scared to use them Meredith Lepore

The FDA says a number of alcohol-based hand sanitizers are being packaged in food and beverage containers so people are mistakenly ingesting them. Read More

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The new CDC guideline that has officials worried CW Headley

In direct contrast with initial directions calling for antibody tests for anyone who came into contact with an infected patient for more than 15 minutes—irrespective of a lack of characteristic symptoms, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s most recent guideline says there isn’t necessarily a need for an antibody test if you’re not a vulnerable individual. Read More

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Approval of a Coronavirus vaccine would be just the beginning Bruce Y. Lee

The world is in a race to develop a Coronavirus vaccine — but approval of the vaccine is truly just the beginning to solving the pandemic. Read More

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Turns out wearing a mask makes you more attractive to potential mates Kyle Schnitzer

If you’re trying to navigate love during a global health crisis, there’s still something to be said about face masks and what they do for attraction. Read More

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5 of the germiest places on planes you need to watch out for Christy Burton

Pre-COVID, planes were definitely not cleaned as frequently as they are during the pandemic. When life returns to normal (and eventually, it will), plane cleanliness won’t be like it is now. Read More

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Could food coloring be the key to fight COVID-19? Scientists found out Olivia Kelley

The process the research team came up with was inspired by a medical treatment known as photodynamic therapy, often used to treat certain types of cancer. Read More

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Coronavirus reinfection is possible but here’s what you should know CW Headley

“This is the world’s first documentation of a patient who recovered from Covid-19 but got another episode of Covid-19 afterwards,” the authors said in a media release. Read More

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