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People who prefer this ice cream flavor find love sooner than others Kyle Schnitzer

They are literally more likely to find love earlier than chocolate and vanilla ice cream fanatics, according to new research. Read More

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If you lose this ability, you may be at higher risk for dementia CW Headley

Our multisensory functions are rarely impaired without some kind of underlying condition. In the new study authors, Willa Brenowitz, Allison R Kaup, and Kristine Yaffe posit that loss of smell can actually be a key player in regards to preclinical dementia detection. Read More

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This is why you keep misremembering mundane, everyday chores John Anderer

A new study from The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign investigated the phenomenon of misremembering everyday chores and found that this near-universal flaw in human memory is caused by a conflation of intention and action. Read More

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Eating these types of vegetables can help you fight COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

A new study commissioned in France claims that eating certain vegetables like cabbage or cucumber daily could help people build a resistance to the virus by decreasing levels of ACE2, an enzyme in the cell membrane that is largely found in the lungs, the entry point of COVID-19. Read More

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If you drink this type of coffee, you are probably more productive Kyle Schnitzer

for those looking to get a little more out of their cup of coffee each morning, a new study says it depends on what type of caffeine is in your drink. Read More

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This expert says lunch is the most important meal now and here’s why Jennifer Fabiano

A clinical nutritionist dishes on why you need to focus on lunch while working remotely to increase both productivity and energy and reduce stress. Read More

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I ate yogurt every day for a week and noticed this change in my body Danielle Page

after reading into the benefits of yogurt (better weight management, improved gut health and immune system, packed with protein, etc.) it felt like the right time to try it out and see if I noticed any differences. Read More

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Eating this trendy spice can help your body fight off viruses John Anderer

It’s curcumin, a chemical found within turmeric, that provides much of the spice’s health benefits as well. Read More

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I drank a Starbucks frappuccino every day and noticed this weird change in my body Kaitlyn McInnis

Here’s what happened when I indulged in a Starbucks frappuccino every day for a week—let’s just say it definitely wasn’t as fun as it sounds. Read More

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