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This Harvard research may be the best news about COVID-19 and the holidays Sarah Dillon

Due to the powerful filtration and ventilation systems aboard most commercial airlines as long as passengers adhere to mask wearing and other SARS-CoV-2 mitigation techniques the chances of spreading or getting infected are relatively low. Read More

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This biological irregularity in women is linked to an earlier death, according to science Olivia Kelley

According to new research from Harvard University, women who deal with this biological irregularity could possibly die earlier. Learn more, here. Read More

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This common over-the-counter drug is now linked to cancer in older adults Kyle Schnitzer

For older adults with advanced cancer, a recent study found that taking daily, lose dose treatments of the over-the-counter drug may increase the risk of making cancer worse and even cause early death. Read More

Personal Finance

Harvard researchers just found a surprising downside of being financially successful CW Headley

According to the researchers at the University of Buffalo and Harvard Business School, securing affluence comes with a unique throng of psychological stressors. Read More

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Unless you fall into these 3 categories, antibody tests might not tell you much CW Headley

Remember, anti-body tests (alternatively referred to as serology tests) don’t detect the presence of a virus itself but the proteins in our blood that fight it off. Read More

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Harvard study reveals the best defense against depression CW Headley

Shelter in place angst saw a lot of Americans turn to drinking, binge eating, and channel surfing for comfort. Experts believe each poses a considerable risk increase for serious psychological disorders. Read More

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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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Harvard team just made startling discovery about the brain power behind glimpses John Anderer

According to a new study just conducted by researchers at Yale University and Harvard University, this remarkable ability shows just how much insight the brain can gain from just looking at another person’s eyes. Read More

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Harvard researchers say eating this one food may lower you risk for this serious health condition Jennifer Fabiano

A new Harvard study found that consuming tofu more than once a week could lower your risk of heart disease by 18%, but one group may benefit more than others. Read More

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