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Here’s how you can give back during the Coronavirus outbreak Kyle Schnitzer

In order to keep yourself busy during the coronavirus outbreak, there are ways people can exercise safely in their homes or even look at picking up a new hobby that they’ve long put off. But if you’re looking to give back and help during the COVID-19 pandemic, there are ways to do that as well. Read More

Health

If these epidemiologists are right, we are facing 18 more months of isolation CW Headley

The report, published by a team of epidemiologists at the Imperial College of London, was made available to the public yesterday morning. Assuming no major interventions effectively flatten or suppress the exponential growth curve, government officials are anticipating 18 more months of isolation measures and economic downturn. Read More

Health

Study finds digestive issues are a common Covid-19 symptom and can point to worse prognosis John Anderer

Digestive and stomach problems are very common in Covid-19 patients, according to research just published in The American Journal of Gastroenterology. Read More

Productivity

There is a good chance your internet will go out during the Coronavirus outbreak but it will be OK Kyle Schnitzer

As Americans’ mental health will be tested (as well as patience), social distancing could put a toll on a necessity to keep connected with the developments of COVID-19 – your Internet speed. Read More

The Future of Work

Your online security is more at risk now because of Coronavirus John Anderer

On that note, a new study conducted at the University of York has found that commercial password managers may be vulnerable to cyber-attacks via fake apps. Read More

Health

Here’s how our immune systems fight Covid-19 John Anderer

These findings are very encouraging, but make no mistake, Covid-19 still has a troublingly high mortality rate. Read More

Health

This generation is now more at risk for getting Coronavirus officials say Meredith Lepore

Today during a White House press conference Dr. Deborah Birx, a member of the White House coronavirus task force, said that young people are also at risk and possibly more so than we thought a week ago. Read More

Job Search

The Coronavirus pandemic has 18% of Americans out of work already Kyle Schnitzer

Eighteen percent of adults have reportedly been laid off or lost work hours due to the coronavirus, a new poll found. Read More

Health

WHO officially says avoid taking this over-the-counter drug if you have Covid-19 symptoms CW Headley

Researchers hypothesized that anti-inflammatory medications designed to treat hypertension in diabetes might contribute to severe and fatal manifestations of Covid-19. Read More

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