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Is it time for a change of screen?Jonathan Thompson

Is it time for a change of screen? With lockdown, and many working from home, there are negative health impacts from spending so much time with screens. Read More

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This go-to deli garnish contains hidden heart and brain benefits John Anderer

This discovery was made in the laboratory of Geoffrey Abbott, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine. Read More

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This common protein could be the secret to a much longer, healthier life John Anderer

Researchers from The University of Edinburgh have discovered that maintaining the right amount of iron in one’s blood appears to promote a longer lifespan and delayed aging in general. Read More

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If you do this during your morning routine, it can be disastrous for your health Olivia Kelley

Caffeine may also be a culprit when it comes to increased stomach acid production, research suggests. Additionally, it may increase the frequency of contractions throughout your digestive tract. Read More

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Researchers just made a startling discovery about this nasal spray and COVID-19 treatment Olivia Kelley

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh developed a molecule called Q-griffithsin using an anti-viral protein found in the New Zealand red algae Griffithsia and Nicotiana benthamiana, a plant in the same family as tobacco plants. Read More

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This professor just created a coating that can inactivate COVID-19 in just minutes CW Headley

The compound employed has the ability to inactivate the virus after multiple rounds of being exposed to SARS-CoV-2 and then disinfection or after being submerged in water for a week, based on the tests. Read More

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6 things you should never do at work in the COVID era Steve Adcock

Most of these things we do subconsciously. We don’t think about them because they’ve become a natural and organic part of doing business. Read More

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If you do this during a conversation with a person it can put you at higher risk for COVID-19 Olivia Kelley

Seema Lakdawala, PhD, a flu transmission researcher at the University of Pittsburgh said it’s best to turn away from people when you talk to them to avoid contracting or transmitting the coronavirus. Read More

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Research finds your boss could be the reason for this major health issue Kyle Schnitzer

On average, people should be sleeping at least seven hours a night, but if a boss is sacrificing zzz’s for more production, where is the healthy “work-life” balance? … Read More

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