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The New York Times reported that New York City released its largest COVID-19 antibody test results — more than 1.46 million tests — on Tuesday, which showed how some areas in the Bronx and Queens were hit harder than parts of Manhattan, especially in more affluent areas. Read More

Health

Why does COVID-19 only attack certain organs? This study has a theory John Anderer

Every day, we’re learning new information on the Coronavirus. Why does COVID-19 only attack certain organs? A new study has a theory. Read More

Health

The group of people that are 3 times more likely to succumb to COVID-19 CW Headley

According to a new study published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, men endure the most severe effects of this association. Read More

Office Life

The simple formula to determine if your office is safe from COVID-19 CW Headley

“The model is kept simple so that it can be understood and changed easily. The goal is to get the order-of-magnitude of the effects quickly, and to explore the trends,” the researchers wrote. “Several parameters are uncertain and have been estimated based on current knowledge. Alternative estimates can be entered to explore their effect in the results.” … Read More

Advice

If you’re this type of leader, your job may be threatened Kyle Schnitzer

Studies have proven that introverts are the shining stars during the COVID-19 pandemic, as skills not normally shown in offices are thriving on digital platforms like Google Hangouts and Zoom. Read More

Health

Stanford scientists say popular activity for teens puts them at higher COVID-19 risk Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine published a new study in the Journal of Adolescent Health, finding that there’s a correlation to increased COVID-19 cases in young people who vape compared to those who don’t. Read More

Health

A recent call to action from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) advised that high-intensity exercise may compromise your immune system, putting you more at risk of contracting coronavirus. Read More

Health

If you have COVID-19, this is the first symptom you will get Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers from the University of Southern California released a new study, published in the journal Frontier Public Health, which road mapped the usual order in which symptoms of the coronavirus appear. Read More

Health

Harvard Global Health Institute says schools shouldn’t reopen unless these goals are hit CW Headley

Although cases are much higher than they should be, the academic community is closer to defining the novel coronavirus’s pathology than ever. Read More

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