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If you do this first thing when you wake up, it could be a disaster for your health Meredith Lepore

The following information may make you want to bask in the messiness of your unmade bed. Read More

Study uncovers a benefit of Vitamin C you probably didn’t know about CW Headley

Earlier this year, Vitamin C was believed to mitigate COVID-19 symptoms. Although this assumption has since been debunked, few medical professionals would argue against the essential vitamin’s value wholesale. Vitamin C (alternatively referred to as ascorbic acid) is studied to be the most effective against immune system deficiencies, and cardiovascular disorders. The recommended daily intake … Read More

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An over-the-counter drug you rely on may be taking years off your life Olivia Kelley

Researchers explained that this can stress the cells in the liver, affecting organ health. Read More

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The science behind why COVID-19 is killing more men than women CW Headley

In addition, women tend to have a more effective auto-immune response, thanks to the production of white blood cells important to off antigens. Read More

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Summer 2020 now also features “bigger and nastier” poison ivy Kyle Schnitzer

A University of Georgia professor said poison ivy has become “significantly more poisonous” due to increased carbon dioxide levels, WYMT Mountain News reported. Read More

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What you need to know about the Reverse Diet and if it actually works CW Headley

Reverse dieting might give some people the confidence to return to a more sustainable way of eating, or help them move out of a cycle of restrictive dieting.” … Read More

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The new CDC guideline that has officials worried CW Headley

In direct contrast with initial directions calling for antibody tests for anyone who came into contact with an infected patient for more than 15 minutes—irrespective of a lack of characteristic symptoms, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s most recent guideline says there isn’t necessarily a need for an antibody test if you’re not a vulnerable individual. Read More

Personal Finance

A financial issue from your 20’s is why you can’t find a job John Anderer

According to a new study from The University of Texas at Arlington, this financial issue from your early 20’s is why you can’t find a job now. Read More

How To

How to tell when a conversation is ending, according to science Melissa Chu

When you’re in a conversation with someone, how can you tell if it’s coming to an end? According to a new study, these are the telltale signs. Read More

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