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Though the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) can infect anyone, it’s older adults who are indeed the most vulnerable patients. Read More

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The first Coronavirus vaccine trial is officially underway Kyle Schnitzer

The Associated Press observed the study where participants received the injection. In total, four participants were part of the study on Monday where they’d be given two doses of the vaccine via upper arm injections a month apart. Read More

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How to find positives during a global health crisis Niklas Göke

Coronavirus sucks. People die. Others get sick. The affected ones lose time, health, and money. The rest are trying hard not to make it worse for others. Read More

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Study finds global health measures are not enough to save the most vulnerable people John Anderer

For the elderly living in lesser developed countries, the casualty numbers could reach incomprehensible numbers if they aren’t especially looked after with specially designed plans and committees attending to their needs. Read More

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This trendy diet will not help you during the Coronavirus pandemic John Anderer

Adding extra stress to your body, and possibly wrongly convincing yourself you’ve come down with Coronavirus because of a recent keto regiment isn’t a good idea right now. Read More

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This is how a Harvard professor says to work through the extreme Coronavirus anxiety cycle Meredith Lepore

In addition to following the CDC’s orders of washing your hands frequently and trying to not touch your face, give yourself some mental health boosts. Read More

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This fitness expert says do these exercises when working remotely, due to Coronavirus Kyle Schnitzer

Ladders spoke to Stephanie Mansour, fitness guru and founder of fitness brand Step it Up Steph, on how to make the most of exercise at-home during the coronavirus. Read More

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Now air pollution is causing you to gain weight John Anderer

So, how exactly does dirty air promote extra pounds? It messes with our gut bacteria, increasing one’s risk of obesity, diabetes, gastrointestinal disorders, and a variety of other chronic health problems. Read More

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Nutrition, sleep and stress tips to help make your immune system stronger during Coronavirus CW Headley

Despite the mounting comber of armageddon rhetoric, it’s important to remain calm. Stress itself is extremely corrosive to our bodies’ natural defenses. Read More

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