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Can an online platform — like the ever-so-popular Reddit — teach us something about public health and the Coronavirus?Read more, here. Read More

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New study reveals the drink that is even worse for you than soda CW Headley

According to the data, just one daily serving of a sugary soft drink significantly increases one’s risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Read More

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Taking a shower at this temperature may help protect you from COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

Finding outlets for stress relief can come through exercise, but have you tried taking a cold shower yet? … Read More

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Princeton scientists say COVID-19’s silent spread is what makes it so powerful John Anderer

According to their new study, the asymptomatic transmission is a logical evolutionary step for pathogens. Read More

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This science-backed hack will help you find any item you lose John Anderer

An interesting new study from Johns Hopkins University finds that characteristics we can’t see also help us find misplaced goods. It happens subconsciously, but researchers discovered that people were able to find lost objects much faster if they were aware of the item’s non-visual traits (hardness, softness). Read More

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According to science, this is the age that means you are officially old CW Headley

For some, it denotes physical deterioration, while others define elderhood by a decline in zeal. No matter the conditions, the inevitable biological affair seems to begin around the age of 57 for the majority of Americans. Read More

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This group of people are at higher risk for a confusing illness that is linked to COVID-19 CW Headley

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports that a notable portion of Kawasaki disease diagnoses linked to SARS-CoV-2 infection has resulted in inflammation of the heart and blood vessels, swollen lymph glands in the neck, irritation, and inflammation of the mouth, lips, and throat, in the young carriers involved in the preliminary analysis. Read More

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How dark chocolate, tea and wine can save your life, according to science CW Headley

Adults with low intake of foods and drinks containing flavonoids, including plants, fruits and vegetables such as pears, apples, berries, onions, plant-based beverages like tea and wine, and even dark chocolate, are more likely to develop dementia over the course of 20 years, compared to those who consume a higher intake of these items. Read More

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This study will make you never want to multitask at work again John Anderer

Just because one can multitask and get multiple items accomplished simultaneously, that doesn’t necessarily mean they should. Read More

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