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There is now a simple way to determine how severe a COVID-19 case will be CW Headley

Researchers at the RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences appear to have made a breakthrough in pandemic-era diagnostics, with a new risk model published in The Lancet’s translational research journal, EBioMedicine. Read More

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Everything you need to know about getting reinfected with COVID-19 CW Headley

Earlier this week, the Lancet reported on the first case of SARS-CoV-2 reinfection in the US after a 25-year-old man tested positive for the virus for a second time at a Nevada health facility. Read More

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This surprising group of people is having the hardest time with the pandemic John Anderer

It’s easy to understand how distressing the loss of a job is for the parties involved, but what impact has the unemployment rate in 2020 had on those still working? … Read More

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You’ll never believe the reason why men are often sleep deprived Sarah Dillon

Toxic masculinity reaches new heights in this recent psychological study conducted by Nathan Warren, M.S., M.A., and Troy Campbell, Ph.D. Read More

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New research reveals the disturbing amount of time COVID-19 lives on surfaces Kyle Schnitzer

While the second wave to the coronavirus pandemic has still yet to make its way across the nation, a new study highlights the importance of keeping things clean around you — especially in light of recent spikes across the country. Read More

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Study finds if people think this about your looks, your employer will take these steps Kyle Schnitzer

New research published in Economic and Human Biology found that attractiveness can predict the number of “fringe benefits” an employee receives, both in men and women. Read More

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Here’s the latest on how long COVID-19 antibodies stay in our bodies John Anderer

This is also the first study to successfully detect coronavirus lgG antibodies in patient saliva samples. Read More

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If you are from this state, this is your favorite Halloween candy Kyle Schnitzer

Zippia conducted a separate study looking into which candies states prefer and found a surprise: Starbursts were the favorite with six states saying it was their favorite Halloween candy including Texas, Georgia, and more. Read More

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If you aren’t doing this with your cloth face mask, it is less effective against COVID CW Headley

In order to receive a US safety certification, a mask needs to be able to block 95% of viral particles dispelled from an infected subject. Read More

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