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Oxford professor says this is when things could go back to normal because of vaccine CW Headley

Pfizer Chairman and CEO Dr. Albert Bourla said that the new vaccine may be the most significant medical advance in the last 100 years. Read More

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People who eat this live longer, study suggests John Anderer

Some enjoy the spicy taste of chili peppers far more than others, but this work makes a strong case that even those with a mild palate should heat things up at least once or twice a week. Read More

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If you live near one of these, you may finally be able to kick this terrible habit Meredith Schneider

For years, we have understood the power in distraction for addiction. That’s why it was no surprise that scientists reasoned that there was a link between people living closer to nature or lush outdoor space and distraction from bad habits. Read More

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Working from home? 5 tips to create the perfect home office Sophia Anderson

Research has shown that productivity can dramatically suffer if the temperature of your working environment isn’t right for you. Read More

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This common activity you do all day long is killing your memory Olivia Kelley

A recent study published in Nature suggests that, specifically, the act of “media multitasking” may impair your ability to pay attention and even affect your memory over time. Read More

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Spending time in nature only has major health benefits if you do this John Anderer

A new study just released by the University of Exeter suggests these so-called “green prescriptions” from health professionals may not be as good an idea as they seem on the surface. Read More

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If you have these 5 personality traits, you will handle dementia better CW Headley

In a new study conducted at Northwestern Medicine, researchers determined that dementia patients who are self-disciplined, organized, diligent, demonstrate high achievement, and possess higher conscientiousness are able to cope with the neuropathies associated with cognitive decline significantly better than those who are not. These traits belong to the Big Five personality traits. Read More

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This new research is a game changer for sticking to your diet John Anderer

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University just made some incredible neurological findings in mice that may pave the way toward artificial manipulation of one’s food choices and preferences (and potentially other substances as well like drugs). Read More

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This is what you must know about COVID-19 and the winter months CW Headley

Despite all three of these things still being statistically true, critical COVID-19 cases are surging exponentially and the national death rate is currently around 232,693. Read More

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