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KIndness goes a long way with others — even when it comes to finding others attractive. This simple, kind habit will boost your appeal. Read More

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Study finds you are more likely to lose weight if you have one of these Sarah Dillon

Do you have some pounds you’d like to shed? Enlist your partner to go along the journey with you. According to a new study, it helps overall success. Read More

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If you use one of these when you shower, it could be disastrous for your health Sarah Dillon

If you use one of these in the shower, it could be disastrous for your health. According to science, this is how you can avoid getting sick. Read More

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The number of people not wearing masks on the NYC subway is shocking Kyle Schnitzer

The report notes the last full two-week survey, which was completed July 27 to August 7, showed 87% of subway riders wearing masks, which fell by 4% in the previous study. Read More

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New study makes you think twice about wearing this gear during COVID-19 CW Headley

After public health officials made up their minds about the utility of masks (please wear them everywhere), the jury was out on the kind of masks that offered the best protection (N-95 and double-layer cotton). Then we all mulled over gloves, sneeze guards, and finally face shields. Read More

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CDC just announced a COVID-19 vaccine could be here as early as October CW Headley

In documents published early Wednesday afternoon, the CDC detailed the sequence for two unidentified vaccine candidates, alongside the high-risk communities that should be prioritized when systems are ready to issue them. Read More

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A new scary research study supports the delay or reopening schools CW Headley

Those who believe schools are safe to reopen ahead of a vaccine typically cite the low transmission risk associated with young children. The data on this might be more nuanced than people know. Read More

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What experts say about the controversial theory that could end the pandemic CW Headley

Ideally, a sufficient percentage of Americans will have been exposed to the SARS-CoV-2 virus ahead of a vaccine so by the time one arrives the likelihood of infection for immune-deficient individuals will drastically decline. Read More

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Even with your mask on, talking like this can increase the spread of COVID-19 Olivia Kelley

“Highly sensitive laser light scattering observations have revealed that loud speech can emit thousands of oral fluid droplets per second,” the study reported. Read More

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