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This is what Dr. Fauci says Thanksgiving 2021 will look like CW Headley

Tripadvisor reports that more than half of Americans – 56% – are planning to leave home for the holiday season and 11% of these intend to so by plane. Read More

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If you don’t do this while you sleep, it can be disastrous for your brain CW Headley

The research literature suggests that beta-amyloid, which is the metabolic waste that accumulates between neurons, just cleared out during phases of deep sleep. Read More

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Here’s when the general American public can expect to receive a vaccine CW Headley

Ideally, if the FDA approves emergency submission clinician will immediately be trained on how to administer the selected dose. The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices will subsequently alert medical facilities that doses are safe to distribute to the general public. Read More

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Wearing your face mask can have this damaging side effect on your skin Kyle Schnitzer

Weird skin conditions have been plaguing people since the start of the pandemic. “Maskne” — or acne caused from wearing a mask — has been on the rise since March. Read More

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The scientific reason it feels so good to come home after a long day John Anderer

A new study has collected compelling evidence suggesting our minds actually release an extra dose of dopamine whenever we return home from a long day out or extended trip. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that plays a big role in producing feelings of pleasure. Read More

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If this is a big part of your diet, it could be disastrous for your mental health CW Headley

Natural sugars found in things like honey and fruit are great ways to increase focus and cognition so long as we don’t consume more than 30g a day (roughly seven sugar cubes). Read More

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The disturbing amount of time coronavirus can survive on your skin CW Headley

The model developed by the authors was designed to gauge the stability of SARS-CoV-2 and influenza on human skin surfaces as well as the disinfection effectiveness of ethanol against them. Read More

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Want to protect your heart? Eat this nut every day John Anderer

This new research, conducted by Dr. Emilio Ros from the Hospital Clinic of Barcelona in collaboration with Loma Linda University, found that eating walnuts every day appears to lower bodily inflammation. Read More

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Don’t believe this myth about how much water you should drink Sarah Dillon

We’ve all heard it: hydration is key to our health. But there are some myths surrounding it — don’t believe this one, here. Read More

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