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CDC just announced a COVID-19 vaccine could be here as early as October CW Headley

In documents published early Wednesday afternoon, the CDC detailed the sequence for two unidentified vaccine candidates, alongside the high-risk communities that should be prioritized when systems are ready to issue them. Read More

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A new scary research study supports the delay or reopening schools CW Headley

Those who believe schools are safe to reopen ahead of a vaccine typically cite the low transmission risk associated with young children. The data on this might be more nuanced than people know. Read More

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Doing this very simple activity may solve your anger issues Kyle Schnitzer

At the moment, it may never seem like the right time to put off an argument until the morning but for those in a heated debate, perhaps it actually pays to wait until the morning, according to a new study. Read More

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The weird side effect of COVID-19 no one is really talking about CW Headley

In a new study published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE, participants were asked if they felt time was moving slower than normal. Read More

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The experts say this is the best mask to wear when you are working out at a gym Kyle Schnitzer

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday that gyms and fitness centers can open their doors again on Aug. 24, months after they were forced to close due to the coronavirus. Read More

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Even with your mask on, talking like this can increase the spread of COVID-19 Olivia Kelley

“Highly sensitive laser light scattering observations have revealed that loud speech can emit thousands of oral fluid droplets per second,” the study reported. Read More

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If you do this first thing when you wake up, it could be a disaster for your health Meredith Lepore

The following information may make you want to bask in the messiness of your unmade bed. Read More

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This Japanese doctor lived until 105 — these are his secrets Kyle Schnitzer

So fads works and fads don’t work, but maybe we should listen to the advice of someone who was actually a longevity expert. Read More

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Study uncovers a benefit of Vitamin C you probably didn’t know about CW Headley

Earlier this year, Vitamin C was believed to mitigate COVID-19 symptoms. Although this assumption has since been debunked, few medical professionals would argue against the essential vitamin’s value wholesale. Vitamin C (alternatively referred to as ascorbic acid) is studied to be the most effective against immune system deficiencies, and cardiovascular disorders. The recommended daily intake … Read More

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