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The ancient reason behind why you love food with the most calories Sarah Dillon

Do you love calorie-rich foods? Like many of us, it can be hard to put those items down. Learn why you love them so much, here. Read More

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This scary side effect is a key sign of fatal COVID-19 for older people CW Headley

In older populations, however, neurodegeneration not only occurs more frequently but it also more reliably determines disease severity. In fact, among this group, mental confusion can even be present without more characteristic symptoms like fever and cough. Read More

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If your diet is lacking this, it could be disastrous for your health Kyle Schnitzer

In the research, tests were conducted on zebrafish where the post-juvenile fish were put on one of three diets: no vitamin D, vitamin D enriched, and a control diet. Read More

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This type of writing will make your brain more powerful Olivia Kelley

According to a new study, if you do this type of writing vs. typing on a keyboard, your brain will become more powerful over time. Learn why, here. Read More

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This is everything we know about Dexamethasone: the drug they gave President Trump Sarah Dillon

What do we know about Dexamethasone? The experimental treatment, given to President Trump to combat COVID-19 complications, entails this. Read More

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The reason the US is still experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks CW Headley

According to recent data, a confluence of early errors puts the US in a steepening uphill battle to contain COVID-19 outbreaks, hospitalizations, and deaths. Read More

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The 1 simple move that can lower your blood pressure by 10% without medication Charles P. Wallace

For many years, doctors have known that increasing your hand grip strength often works just as well as meds. That’s where grip exercises come in. Read More

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The weird impact COVID-19 is having on the fast-food industry Kyle Schnitzer

As Americans want comfort food to keep them warm during the challenging pandemic, drive-thru times across America’s famed fast-food chains have slowed down. Read More

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If you did this activity as a kid, your brain is in better shape Sarah Dillon

According to a new study, this simple activity can greatly increase children’s intelligence. If you did this as a kid, your brain is likely in better shape. Read More

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