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This may be the key to increasing company loyalty, according to professors John Anderer

A new study conducted by the University of Würzburg finds that offering training opportunities to workers can actually increase employee loyalty to their employer … Read More

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The latest possible symptom of COVID-19 can be a painful one Kyle Schnitzer

Doctors in Thailand found that COVID-19 patients with a rash were initially misdiagnosed with dengue fever, which a rash is known as a common symptom, according to the Mayo Clinic. Read More

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Scientists find genes can determine if you are at higher risk for fatal COVID-19 John Anderer

The research team, from Oregon Health & Science University and the Portland VA Research Foundation, believe that HLA gene variations may make certain people more vulnerable to the coronavirus. Read More

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Social distancing is worth the economic fallout, economists say John Anderer

A team of economists from the University of Wyoming has weighed in on the debate surrounding reopening the US for business. Read More

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This is the latest and possibly weirdest COVID-19 symptom Meredith Lepore

Researchers in Spain have found that purple-colored lesions from five to 15 millimeters in diameter (similar to chickenpox) found on the feet have been observed on COVID-19 patients including children, adolescents, and adults. Read More

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Scientists find doing this simple activity every day can help fend off dying of COVID-19 CW Headley

According to two researchers at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, those who regularly exercise decrease their odds of developing fatal reactions to SARS-Cov-2. Read More

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Coronavirus patients who lay in this position have a higher chance of recovery Jennifer Fabiano

The simple trick of placing coronavirus patients on their stomach helps them recieve more oxygen breathe easier, which could save their life. Read More

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This is the season when the peak of COVID-19 cases occurs CW Headley

An in-depth analysis conducted by researchers from the University of Michigan, of coronavirus transmissions from an eight-year-long Household Influenza Vaccine Evaluation Cohort Study, revealed that the most common coronavirus strains peak in the winter months. Read More

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Brown researchers say this could really help with physician burnout John Anderer

The app, called Unwinding Anxiety, offers users a daily mindfulness training program designed to promote anxiety relief. Read More

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