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The scary effect using too much sanitizer can have on your health Kaitlyn McInnis

Hand sanitizers are a good alternative to reduce potentially infectious viruses, bacteria, fungus, etc on the hands and skin… but it should really only be put into play if soap and water is not immediately available. Read More

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21 super simple healthy habits that will improve your life in days Jacob Took

Work these habits into your routine, and you’ll feel healthier, happier and more fulfilled. Read More

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Students can return to campus, but only if this precaution is put in place CW Headley

Ideally, Universities will be able to administer and process tests with a 24-hour window, for somewhere between $25-$30 per test–though this may prove challenging for underfunded institutions. Read More

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Staying 6 feet apart is now just a rule of thumb, according to the CDC Olivia Kelley

“We have generated enough evidence over the past few months to suggest that one of the best protective mechanisms are masks, and, maybe, it should become a part of life like watches, scarves, and other accessories,” he said. Read More

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Scientists discover this activity is the key to having a stronger memory John Anderer

Imagine your memory is a warehouse. Each night as you fall asleep the night crew begins its shift and takes stock of the warehouse’s inventory and any available space for new deliveries. Read More

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These are the most dangerous times of the year for your heart Olivia Kelley

According to a new research, these are the most dangerous times of the year for your heart and the health of it. Read more, here. 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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The link between obesity and COVID-19 CW Headley

A new study published in the International Journal of Obesity provides key insights into the most common comorbidity in SARS-CoV-2 transmission. Read More

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New research finds these so-called healthy foods put you at higher cancer risk John Anderer

The project’s main finding was that antioxidant-rich foods (chocolate, black tea, berries, nuts) may provide the perfect bacterial environment in the colon for cancer development. Read More

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