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Here’s when the general American public can expect to receive a vaccine CW Headley

Ideally, if the FDA approves emergency submission clinician will immediately be trained on how to administer the selected dose. The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices will subsequently alert medical facilities that doses are safe to distribute to the general public. Read More

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Turns out this breakfast staple could be disastrous for your health John Anderer

Researchers conclude that people who habitually eat one or more eggs (50+ grams) every single day put themselves at a staggering 60% higher risk of diabetes. Read More

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Wearing your face mask can have this damaging side effect on your skin Kyle Schnitzer

Weird skin conditions have been plaguing people since the start of the pandemic. “Maskne” — or acne caused from wearing a mask — has been on the rise since March. Read More

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If you had one of these recently, you could have a stronger chance of fighting COVID-19 Meredith Schneider

Have you had a common cold, recently? If so, a new study reveals that the antibodies for the sickness may help fight against COVID-19. Read More

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This is how many hours you’ve been on a couch since the pandemic started Kyle Schnitzer

Sixty-one percent of working Americans said that they use their sofa as a workstation since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with workers admitting it’s their primary spot to send emails daily. Read More

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The scientific reason it feels so good to come home after a long day John Anderer

A new study has collected compelling evidence suggesting our minds actually release an extra dose of dopamine whenever we return home from a long day out or extended trip. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that plays a big role in producing feelings of pleasure. Read More

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The 15-minute activity proven to cut stress in half (and eases loneliness)Michael Dinich

As we get older, we need to keep active, and the study would seem to suggest that all it might take is this simple 15-minute activity once a week. Read More

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If this is a big part of your diet, it could be disastrous for your mental health CW Headley

Natural sugars found in things like honey and fruit are great ways to increase focus and cognition so long as we don’t consume more than 30g a day (roughly seven sugar cubes). Read More

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4 exercise myths you need to stop believing Megan Rough

From protein shakes, to controversial slimming belts, to Fitbits – you’d be forgiven for being intimidated by the fuss to “get those gains” at all. Read More

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