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According to Harvard scientists, this is the safest way to hug someone during a pandemic CW Headley

If this pandemic is going to outpace clinical countermeasures we’ll have to consider alternatives to maintaining a sense of community with our peers. Read More

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Harvard study says this can lead to an early death John Anderer

Researchers from Harvard University just released a new study offering up the most compelling evidence to date of a causal link between frequent exposure to air pollution and premature, earlier death. Read More

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This is the secret to feeling so much happier, according to Harvard scientists John Anderer

According to a new study, the answer is quite simple: volunteer to help others. The research, led by Harvard University researcher Eric S. Kim, Ph.D., found that older adults over the age of 50 who regularly volunteer to help other people enjoy an elevated sense of wellbeing. Read More

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Harvard scientists say this is the eating pattern to follow to keep your heart healthy CW Headley

As regimens that allow subscribers to tailor their eating plans around unique objectives and body types (like the flexitarian diet for instance) continue to gain momentum, a new Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health report posits that optimal health is achieved via diverse patterns as opposed to one fixed routine. Read More

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Harvard researchers just debunked this major exercise myth CW Headley

According to new epidemiological research from The Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, the idea that 10,000 steps should be everyone’s daily fitness goal on principle isn’t actually substantiated by science. Read More

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Harvard doctor says U.S. will hit 200,000 COVID-19 deaths by September CW Headley

In the thick of it, alongside protests and isolation-induced angst, researchers are now theorizing the worst. Read More

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Harvard scientists just weighed in on the COVID-19 asymptomatic transmission news and this is what they said Jennifer Fabiano

The World Health Organization walked back on a statement made Monday saying that asymptomatic transmission of coronavirus was “very rare.” … Read More

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Harvard professor says this odd activity is a game changer for dealing with stress Sonya Swink

Try forest therapy, meditative practice of walking through the woods using all your senses. Read More

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This is the most promising data on COVID-19 antibodies and immunity yet CW Headley

The two papers were conducted by a team of researchers at Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and the Massachusetts Consortium on Pathogen Readiness (MassCPR). Read More

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