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The American Academy of Ophthalmology published an updated alert Tuesday warning that pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, could be a symptom of the coronavirus, which health officials believe pink eye develops in 1-3% of patients with COVID-19. Read More

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This CEO conducts exercise classes with his workers during COVID-19 outbreak Kyle Schnitzer

It might sound odd to watch your boss do exercises to start the morning, but Wasserstrum is a forward thinker. Read More

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The Coronavirus quarantine is already contributing to a rise in divorce filings, just like in China Kyle Schnitzer

Page Six reported divorce filings are rising with a 50% rise in inquiries in recent days. Financial matters and time spent in quarantine together during the epidemic are some of the factors behind the decision to split. Read More

Latest News

What will happen next?James Altucher

The world is at an increasingly trying time — with the Coronavirus shutting down countries, changing lives and affecting the economy. What will happen next? … Read More

Productivity

How to clean your clothes at the laundromat during COVID-19 crisis and stay safe Kyle Schnitzer

Peter Stern, Senior VP of New York City’s largest Laundromat chain Clean Rite Center, offered some tips to Ladders on how people can approach their laundry during social distancing, including advice on how to combat COVID-19. Read More

Health

According to Harvard scientists, eating an egg everyday is good for your health John Anderer

A recent study conducted at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, however, has concluded that enjoying eggs in moderation shouldn’t put you at any higher risk of developing heart problems or cardiovascular disease. Read More

Health

Can high doses of Vitamin C really help Coronavirus symptoms? This doctor says yes Meredith Lepore

“The patients who received Vitamin C did significantly better than those who did not get Vitamin C,” Dr. Weber told The Post. “It helps a tremendous amount, but it is not highlighted because it’s not a sexy drug.” … Read More

How To

8 ways to super-charge endorphins when you are stuck at home Lindsay Tigar

These chemicals released through the brain are what bring feelings of euphoria, serving as stress and pain-relievers. In addition to some ways you can probably guess—like exercise—there are many ways to super-charge these hormones, right from the comfort of your socially-distant home. Read More

Advice

7 things you can do to survive isolation with friends, family, and yourself Thomas Oppong

In the current state of anxiety, even short walks make a huge difference. Six feet apart stroll can also improve your mood and well-being. Read More

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