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These are the symptoms of COVID-19 that actually require medical intervention CW Headley

Mild to moderate cases often include fever and respiratory complications but only severe cases require the aid of a ventilator. Patients with rapidly escalating forms of Coivd-19 often exceed 12 to 20 breaths a minute by day five of infection. Read More

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This study proves you are your toughest critic when it comes to your looks John Anderer

an interesting new study conducted at the University of Barcelona has confirmed that you are your toughest critic. We’re just not very objective when it comes to our own looks and attractiveness. Read More

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This is the amount of time you are highly contagious when you have Coronavirus CW Headley

It has been previously determined that the majority of SARS-CoV-2 transmissions are staffed by young people and travel-associated clusters, and now a new study has located the approximate length of time that subjects remain highly contagious. Read More

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These groups of people are more at risk for getting lethal versions of Coronavirus CW Headley

The new study, conducted by a team of doctors based out of Shanghai between December 2019 and February 2020, submit age, health status, and clinical accessibility as compelling predictors of the novel coronavirus’s progression rate and intensity. Read More

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We’re not the only species in danger due to COVID-19 John Anderer

Covid-19 is a once in a lifetime problem, and it certainly warrants all that attention. But, a new announcement of Africa is serving as a sobering reminder that humans aren’t the only species susceptible to this new viral threat. Read More

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Many Covid-19 patients are experiencing a loss of taste or smell John Anderer

Now, a team of the top rhinologists in the UK has uncovered another symptom that could be an indicator of COVID-19: sudden loss of smell or taste. Read More

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This is the ingredient people avoid the most when making healthy food choices John Anderer

Across the board, survey respondents indicated that sugar levels were the most pressing factor that influenced their decision to either buy or pass on a product. Read More

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Your smartphone is making your headaches much worse John Anderer

A new study just published in the official journal of the American Academy of Neurology is adding some food for thought to this topic with some unexpected findings. Researchers found that smartphone users (so…everyone) who experience a headache are less likely to find relief from medication and more likely to end up taking more meds. Read More

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This group of people has an advantage when it comes to fighting Coronavirus CW Headley

In the US, the pathogen has been linked to a wide array of symptoms. Although the elderly, and the immunocompromised are disproportionality affected, the pool of high-risk populations is growing exponentially. Read More

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