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Nine times out of ten, however, these waiting periods really have nothing to do with you; they’re caused by annoyances like unexpected calls, traffic jams, or scheduling mistakes. Read More

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Yale researchers say artificial sweeteners can make healthy people sick if they are paired with this John Anderer

It appears that low-cal sweeteners are only harmful when paired with some carbs. So, the next time you feel like a Diet Coke, just don’t drink it while eating some pasta. Read More

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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

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This study shows how difficult it will be to find Covid-19 vaccine volunteers John Anderer

The research came to one, overarching conclusion: people are afraid of participating in these tests, and it’s that fear that causes many trials to fail in achieving an adequate number of volunteers. Read More

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Professor says fake Coronavirus news is making the crisis increasingly worse CW Headley

Research regarding this specific zoonotic virus is gradually making its way into academic literature, but a new study published in revue-Depidemiologie-Et-De-Sante-Publique highlights the grim impact of misinformation. 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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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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This is the weird reason your diet is so bad John Anderer

The study found that participants ate far less in general when using technology while eating, potentially leaving some serious nutritional gaps in their consumption habits. Read More

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Our brains replay memories like musical notes on a record John Anderer

Our brains appear to store memories within “neuronal firing patterns” that repeat themselves within fractions of a second before we remember a past event or piece of information. Read More

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