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Diets tend to come and go — and this really popular diet, known for fast weight loss, might not actually help as much as everyone thinks. Read More

Health

New study says drinking coffee can reduce risk of this devastating disease CW Headley

According to a new study published in the journal, Neurolmage, regularly consuming coffee can significantly reduce one’s risk of developing the nervous system disorder–even if an individual is genetically predisposed. Read More

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This is why you can’t stand certain restaurants — and it has nothing to do with food John Anderer

Have you ever been to certain restaurants and you just couldn’t stand being there? The food didn’t matter, but something was off putting. This is why. Read More

Health

These are the states the third wave of coronavirus is hitting first CW Headley

The animating principles mostly regard a disparate national response. Public health matters have been politicized by all sides and their votaries. Read More

Health

Could Zinc make coronavirus worse? Here’s what a new study says John Anderer

Conducted in Barcelona, Spain at the Hospital Del Mar by Dr. Roberto Güerri-Fernández, the research indicates that lower zinc levels in the blood are associated with more bodily inflammation, worse symptoms, and a higher risk of death among COVID-19 patients. Read More

Health

This study may be the best COVID-19 news so far CW Headley

“To date more than 25 million cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection have been reported worldwide, with the majority of cases being reported in the United States so far,” the Wayne State University researchers explained during the webinar. “In this study, we present data describing the downward trend in the initial SARS-CoV-2 viral load.” … Read More

Health

This study has some reassuring news about homemade face masks John Anderer

A team of researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign set out to conduct a more comprehensive assessment of the droplet-stopping abilities among various household materials typically used to create homemade face masks. Read More

Advice

Doing this entertaining activity with your spouse could save your marriage Sarah Dillon

According to new research, doing this one popular, fun entertainment activity with your spouse could save your marriage. Read more, here. Read More

Health

As coronavirus evolves, this piece of protection may no longer work CW Headley

This particular strain, known as a D614G mutation, was responsible for 99.9% of cases staffing Houston’s second wave a couple of months back. Read More

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