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These are the symptoms of COVID-19 that actually require medical intervention CW Headley

Mild to moderate cases often include fever and respiratory complications but only severe cases require the aid of a ventilator. Patients with rapidly escalating forms of Coivd-19 often exceed 12 to 20 breaths a minute by day five of infection. Read More

This is why you are eating more carbs right now Kyle Schnitzer

If you’re starting to notice a disruption in your sleep routine and cravings for sweet carb snacks, there’s a correlation between the two that might explain things. CNN reported how poor sleep can translate to adjustments in our appetite for more fatty and sugary foods, which could cause unwanted weight gain during the COVID-19 outbreak. Read More

Harvard University president tests positive for Coronavirus Kyle Schnitzer

Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to an email sent to the Harvard community Tuesday. Read More

5 good things that will follow from this pandemic Niklas Göke

While it’s hard to see it now, there are many good things that will follow from this pandemic. We’ve made a list of the 5 things to come, here. Read More

Lessons learned from the 2008 recession that will help you fight the next one Tim Denning

2008 was a strange time in my life. Apart from being in my 20s and acting like an insecure, pretentious little so & so, a business I part-owned went through a recession. I’d never experienced this before and markets had only ever gone up since I was in Mickey Mouse diapers back in the 80s. … Read More

3 ways the coronavirus pandemic is changing who we are Arie Kruglanski

Not only does it remind us of our physical fragility, it undermines economic security, throws daily routines topsy-turvy, and wreaks havoc on plans. Read More

25% of Americans are afraid to eat this type of food because of Coronavirus John Anderer

“A substantial proportion of participants also expressed an intent to discriminate against individuals of East Asian ethnicity for fear of acquiring COVID-19,” the research abstract reads. Read More

This study proves you are your toughest critic when it comes to your looks John Anderer

an interesting new study conducted at the University of Barcelona has confirmed that you are your toughest critic. We’re just not very objective when it comes to our own looks and attractiveness. Read More

6 apps to use to safely order food to your home office John Brandon

Several home delivery apps work wonders because you can pick out the meal you want for delivery, click a few options, and expect the food to arrive within a few hours or overnight. Read More

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