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Drinking this daily may help you live longer according to scientists CW Headley

Caffeine induces behavioral and genetic changes that may contribute to longevity by decreasing our risk of developing comorbidities. Read More

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This is why Remdesivir could be a breakthrough drug for COVID-19 patients CW Headley

Remdesivir, initially developed to treat SARS and MERS patients have yielded promising results for patients enduring critical manifestations of COVID-19 as well. Read More

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New Yorkers now have to deal with cannibalistic rats during COVID-19 pandemic Kyle Schnitzer

As Americans continue to practice social distancing amid the deadly virus, the closing of restaurants and other businesses has created a shortage of food for rodents in New York City, which means rats around the city have been fending for themselves – and even eating their own kind. Read More

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My job was to write about Coronavirus every day and then I got it Meredith Lepore

I would review our articles on the treadmill at my gym after work (sweating jauntily on the person on the next machine over) not even fathoming that soon the words quarantine, shelter in place, and social distancing would become a part of our vernacular. Read More

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World Health Organization envoy says a COVID-19 vaccine may be tough to find Kyle Schnitzer

A doctor who serves as an envoy to the World Health Organization on COVID-19 warned of the possibility in an interview with CNN, saying that some viruses never see vaccines despite open optimism by leaders to find a way to return life to normal. Read More

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This is the weird reason selfish people still feel good about themselves John Anderer

Selfish individuals’ minds and memories shield themselves from their selfish actions by misremembering what happened. Conveniently, these people remember being much more altruistic, generous, and fair then they were in reality. Read More

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Cytokine storms are the most disturbing COVID-19 symptom yet Meredith Lepore

It seems to come down to how strong a person’s immune system is when it comes to fighting this vicious virus, however, new research is now showing that over-activation of the immune system, known as a “cytokine storm,” is resulting in more deaths. Read More

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These are the most crucial days to watch if you have any COVID-19 symptoms CW Headley

The broad 10-day median is consistent irrespective of case severity. Medical professionals can better calculate windows by identifying the age and health status of infected patients. Read More

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Will a meat shortage happen during the COVID-19 outbreak?Kyle Schnitzer

Tyson on Thursday said it was temporarily closing its beef processing facility in Dakota City, Nebraska – one of the largest beef processing plants in the country – for a deep cleaning after a growing number of positive coronavirus cases were reported in the area, according to the Associated Press. Read More

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