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If you often feel lonely, you could have this major brain advantage CW Headley

The longer one spends alone, the higher the likelihood that they will begin to think inwards. There also something to be said about the need to try to entertain oneself with a deficit of bars and recreational industries. Read More

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Dr. Anthony Fauci just blew up these major myths about the COVID vaccine CW Headley

Academicians, study samples, and the stock market have all responded positively to Pfizer and BIoNtech receiving emergency authorization from the Food and Drug Administration, even if present circumstances paint a grim narrative ahead of winter. Read More

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CDC reports that even this group of people should get a vaccine next year CW Headley

Sanne de Jong shocked the medical community back in July after testing positive for SARS-CoV-2 for a second time after contracting the virus in April. Read More

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This is what you need to know about the Bill Gates COVID vaccine conspiracies CW Headley

Some theorists have even suggested that Microsoft founder Bill Gates (who has donated more than $400 to various pandemic relief efforts) helped design COVID-19 in a lab so that he could sell vaccines to pharmaceutical companies. Read More

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Living in proximity to this animal could make you happier Meredith Schneider

Animals make everyone happier, right? According to a new study, if you live in close proximity to this animal, your happiness could soar. Read More

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The benefits of mushroom coffee — and why people swear by it Kelsey Michal

You’ve tried coffee — but what about mushroom coffee? Many people swear by this healthy, delicious alternative to their normal cup of joe. Read More

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This is the answer to the question everyone is asking about the COVID-19 vaccine CW Headley

Although clinical trials suggest that these doses evidence a 95% efficacy rate, it is not entirely clear how long one remains protected after receiving them. Read More

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It’s official: Most Americans are now germaphobes Kyle Schnitzer

How often are Americans washing their hands daily? Nearly a dozen times, according to a new study. Read More

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This is what happens when your brain is given facts versus possibilities John Anderer

Via a series of experiments and brain scans, the team at NYU has discovered for the first time that the human mind expends a whole lot more energy interpreting information presented as fact. Read More

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