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10 professional life hacks that will benefit you in this new world Nicolas Cole

Ae you looking to benefit and better yourself in the world? Try these 10 professional life hacks that are sure to do the trick. Read More

Ride-hailing services linked to more urban crashes at pick-up locations John Anderer

However, while these services have eliminated the temptation for many to pick up their car keys after hitting the bottle, a new study by Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health finds that they’re causing more car and pedestrian crashes at pick-up and drop-off locations. Read More

This is the season when the peak of COVID-19 cases occurs CW Headley

An in-depth analysis conducted by researchers from the University of Michigan, of coronavirus transmissions from an eight-year-long Household Influenza Vaccine Evaluation Cohort Study, revealed that the most common coronavirus strains peak in the winter months. Read More

The weird way narcissists are benefitting from Coronavirus CW Headley

For sufferers of narcissistic personality disorder, the condition loses much of its mettle without an audience to play to. Read More

You can make a difference in a pandemic — even if you’re not an emergency worker Tim Denning

If you’re not an emergency worker, it can feel like you can’t make a difference in a pandemic. But you can! Everyone has something to offer. Read More

This research may be a COVID-19 treatment breakthrough CW Headley

In preliminary findings published this week in the journal PNAS, a single 200 mL dose of convalescent plasma (CP) from COVID-19 patients who recently recovered shortened the duration of symptoms, improved oxygen levels and expedited viral clearance in patients who were still suffering from the disease. Read More

6 warning signs that stress is affecting your health Georgina Berbari

In addition to lung damage, many COVID-19 patients are also developing heart problems — and dying of cardiac arrest. Read More

4 things to do every day for your mental health Elizabeth Markle

Now, more than ever, it is important to take care of yourself physically and mentally. Learn four things to do every day for your mental health, here. Read More

75% of New Yorkers don’t expect life to go back to normal for at least another 2 months John Anderer

The reality of the pandemic seems to have set in, with a full 75% of respondents admitting they don’t expect their life to be back to normal for at least another two months if not longer. Read More

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